Queen Mary University London

Medicine School Profile

Queen Mary University London

Here, we’ll detail how Queen Mary University - Barts and the London Medical School selects candidates during the medical application process.

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Grade Requirements

So you have questions about the grades needed to get into Barts and the London School of Medicine? You’re in the right place to find the answers!

  • What’s the difference between Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) and Barts and the London School?

Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry, commonly known as Barts, is part of Queen Mary University of London (QMUL).

  • What GCSE grades do QMUL/Barts look for?

777666 or above in any order to include Biology, Chemistry, English
Language/English Literature, and Maths (or Additional Maths or Statistics).

  • What IB score are QMUL/Barts looking for in prospective medical applicants?
38 points overall and three Higher Level subjects at 666 including Chemistry
or Biology plus one further science subject from (Chemistry, Biology, Physics
or Maths). Three further subjects at Standard Level including Chemistry or
Biology if not both offered at Higher Level.
  • Which A-Level subjects do QMUL/Barts require?

A*AA at A level including Chemistry or Biology and a second science subject
(Chemistry, Biology, Physics or Maths). Any third A level can be taken except
for Further Maths if Maths is already offered.

  • What are the degree requirements (for graduate applicants)?

Applicants may apply in the final year of their degree and must be
predicted/achieved at least an upper second class honours degree (or
equivalent) in any subject. Degrees are divided into three categories. Please
see their degree title checker for subject specific information.

You’ll find this information summarised in the table below:

Summary Grade Requirements Table

Qualification Grade Requirements for QMUL/Barts
Predicted A levels/Scottish Highers

A*AA at A level including Chemistry or Biology and a second science subject
(Chemistry, Biology, Physics or Maths). Any third A level can be taken except
for Further Maths if Maths is already offered.
AAA in Scottish Highers, including Biology and Chemistry. Grades AA
in Advanced Highers in two of the subjects offered at Scottish Highers,
including Chemistry and/or Biology.

GCSEs/Scottish Nationals

777666 or above in any order to include Biology, Chemistry, English
Language/English Literature, and Maths (or Additional Maths or Statistics).

International Baccalaureate (IB)

38 points overall and three Higher Level subjects at 666 including Chemistry
or Biology plus one further science subject from (Chemistry, Biology, Physics
or Maths). Three further subjects at Standard Level including Chemistry or
Biology if not both offered at Higher Level.

Degree qualifications (for graduate applicants)

Applicants may apply in the final year of their degree and must be
predicted/achieved at least an upper second class honours degree (or
equivalent) in any subject. Degrees are divided into three categories. Please
see their degree title checker for subject specific information.

Application Requirements

So you have questions about the medical application requirements to get into Barts and the London School of Medicine? You’re in the right place to find the answers!

  • What are QMUL/Barts’ work experience requirements?

Interview panellists will ask about work experience and candidates will
be expected to draw on their experiences to answer competency based
questions.

  • How does QMUL/Barts use the Medical Personal Statement?

They are referred to at the interviews but not part of the initial assessment process.

  • Does QMUL/Barts require the UCAT or BMAT for medicine?

UCAT.

  • Which interview style do QMUL/Barts use in it’s selection of medical students?

Structured panel interviews.

You’ll find this information summarised in the table below:

Summary Application Requirements Table

Stage How it's used in selection
Work Experience
Interview panelists will ask about work experience and candidates will be expected to draw on their experiences to answer competency based questions.
Personal Statement
They are referred to at the interviews but not part of the initial assessment process.
Admissions Test
UCAT.
Interview Methods
Structured panel interviews.
Please note: The information listed above has been submitted from the medical school and is updated by them each application cycle.
To confirm this information, see details on the course’s entry requirements, and learn more about the course itself, take a look at their webpage.
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