The University of Sunderland School of Medicine.

The University of Sunderland School of Medicine. The School saw 50 students arrive ready to embark on their journey to become a qualified doctor. https://www.sunderland.ac.uk/study/medicine/mbchb-medicine/

We offer an outstanding combination of distinct curriculum, excellent educational and clinical resources and a friendly environment where staff are keen to help you learn. The University of Sunderland recently welcomed its first medical students as the doors opened on its new School of Medicine in a watershed moment for the city and the North East. With state-of-the-art facilities already in place

and dedicated partnerships with the region’s NHS trusts, the opening allows the University to offer 360° healthcare via its graduating students. The University will now offer a full cycle of health programmes from paramedic training and nursing to pharmacy and, now, medicine. In total, 2019/20 will see more than 2,000 health professionals of the future going through the University’s doors. As well as providing the opportunity to study medicine to students with the required talent and capability, the school will be well-placed to address the region’s chronic shortage of doctors.

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The University of Sunderland recently welcomed its first medical students as the doors opened on its new School of Medicine in a watershed moment for the city and the North East.

The School saw 50 students arrive ready to embark on their journey to become a qualified doctor.

With state-of-the-art facilities already in place and dedicated partnerships with the region’s NHS trusts, the opening allows the University to offer 360° healthcare via its graduating students.

The University will now offer a full cycle of health programmes from paramedic training and nursing to pharmacy and, now, medicine. In total, 2019/20 will see more than 2,000 health professionals of the future going through the University’s doors.