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Worcester has not published medicine interview dates for 2027 entry yet. Most UK interviews run December to March. The interview format is interview plus Casper test.
Source: University of Worcester official page, checked 16 September 2026. Universities can change interview dates, so confirm before you book travel.
Worcester Medical School, part of the University of Worcester, offers a dynamic MBChB Medicine programme specifically designed for graduates. This four-year course prepares students to become competent doctors equipped to work in any medical speciality.
The programme stands out for its community-centric approach, offering extensive clinical placements in general practices, community hospitals, and specialist care facilities right from the start. Key features include problem-based learning (PBL), interdisciplinary education with other health professions, and cutting-edge clinical skills training in a newly developed facility.
The programme welcomes applicants from all academic backgrounds, including those with non-science degrees, making it an excellent choice for individuals aiming to transition into the medical field.
The Three Counties Medical School at Worcester is committed to providing practical medical training through long-term placements in both primary and secondary care environments, supported by advanced digital and virtual learning resources.
Entry into the programme is competitive and requires high academic achievement, successful completion of exams such as UCAT or GAMSAT, and interviews. The school has established strong connections with the local NHS, significantly enhancing the medical workforce in the region.
While the programme is in the process of being accredited by the UK General Medical Council (GMC), a partnership with Swansea University Medical School ensures that students will graduate with a recognised UK Primary Medical Qualification, securing their future in the medical profession.
The MBChB programme at Worcester Medical School is structured into two main phases over four years, focusing on integrating medical knowledge with practical skills from the outset.
Phase 1
In the initial two years, students participate in a problem-based learning curriculum which includes regular clinical exposure. This part of the programme combines classroom-based activities such as lectures and practical sessions with placements in community settings and hospitals. The emphasis is on building a strong foundation of medical sciences alongside developing clinical skills.
Phase 2
The latter two years, known as Phase 2, are primarily dedicated to clinical placements. Students spend extensive periods within various healthcare environments, including primary care and specialist hospital departments. This phase is designed to allow students to apply their acquired knowledge in real-world medical settings, enhancing their proficiency in patient care across diverse medical disciplines.
Throughout the course, the teaching methods aim to foster self-directed learning and critical thinking, preparing students for future roles in healthcare, where adaptability and continuous learning are crucial.
Worcester Medical School (Three Counties Medical School) follows a fully problem‑based learning (PBL) model that spans its four‑year graduate entry MBChB programme. Students work closely in small groups facilitated by practising doctors using realistic patient scenarios to guide their weekly learning. The spiral curriculum revisits key themes to deepen understanding over time, while students learn from patients, doctors and wider healthcare teams in formal and opportunistic clinical settings. Each week includes a “Map Reading” overview, PBL case discussion, consultation practice with actors or peers, anatomy and procedural skills sessions, and community placements roughly every three weeks. Coursework, assessments and reflections are recorded via an e‑portfolio, and students are expected to engage in self‑directed learning in addition to around eight hours of structured daily contact.
No - it is a graduate entry-only programme.
Universities revise entry requirements between cycles, usually in August and September. Always confirm with the university before you apply.
Not looked at (graduate entry)
Compare this with the A-level requirements for every UK medical school.
C/4 or above in Maths and English.
If the undergraduate degree is in a non-science subject, applicants must also have GCSEs at grade C/4 or above in two science subjects (excluding Maths).
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Not looked at (graduate entry)
Not looked at (graduate entry)
Not looked at (graduate entry)
Worcester Medical School is a graduate entry only programme.
You therefore require an Undergraduate Degree
A 1st or 2:1 in any subject is required,
Candidates with a lower second-class degree (2:2) are considered if they have a Master's or Doctoral degree.
7.0 IELTS (with 7 in the speaking component and at least 6.5 in all other in all components) or equivalent.
Not applicable (graduate entry). Three Counties Medical School at Worcester offers a graduate entry A101 course, not an undergraduate A100 programme. A Levels are not scored for selection, so A Level resit rules do not apply; entry is based on a 2:1 degree and the UCAT or GAMSAT, with the Casper test required only of shortlisted applicants.
Minimum grade at first sitting: N/A (graduate entry).
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No
Worcester (Three Counties) offers only the 4-year graduate-entry MBChB, so applicants hold a degree; no separate minimum age is published.
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Not stated. Worcester does not publish a contextual offer for medicine. A named outreach scheme may still exist, so it can be worth emailing the admissions team to ask.
Who it applies to, in the university's own words:
Nothing published for graduate entry medicine. The university-wide contextual offer is a grade reduction of one grade below the published entry requirements, which does not obviously map onto the MBChB's requirement of a first or 2:1 degree. The medical school pages describe widening access aims and a guaranteed interview for those achieving the academic entry requirements, but publish no contextual criteria or adjustment.
The university-wide policy names no excluded courses, so this is silence rather than a refusal.
Source: Worcester contextual offers. Last checked 16 September 2026.
Compare contextual offers at every UK medical school, with each university's criteria in its own words.
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How Does Worcester Medical School Look At The UCAT?
The UCAT (or GAMSAT) is needed for entry to Worcester Medical School - remember it is a graduate entry only programme.
There are no cut off scores mentioned that are needed for the UCAT at Worcester Medical School.
Most shortlisted applicants scored more than 50 on GAMSAT (maximum 73) or 2500 on UCAT (maximum 3600).
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Preference will be given in our overall holistic assessment for those applicants who fulfil one or more of these criteria:
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Yes - the GAMSAT (or the UCAT) is needed for entry to Worcester Medical School. Most shortlisted applicants scored more than 50 on GAMSAT (maximum 73).
Work experience is used to evidence aptitude for medicine and is explored at interview; it is not separately scored at shortlisting.
The personal statement is not scored. Shortlisting is driven by degree classification and the GAMSAT/UCAT admissions test, with CASPer and an interview for shortlisted applicants.
Note: from 2026 entry, UCAS replaced the single free-text personal statement with three structured questions: why you want to study the course, how your studies have prepared you, and what else you have done to prepare. Any guidance above still applies; it is simply spread across those questions. For worked examples and a review of your own statement, see our medicine personal statement examples and review service.
See our medicine personal statement examples: model statements in the new UCAS format, each with commentary on what works and why.
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Worcester runs a four-year graduate entry course. The full requirements, interview format and dates are on our Worcester graduate entry medicine page.
The University of Worcester's Three Counties Medical School (TCMS) selects for its four-year Graduate Entry MBChB (A101) using a combination of traditional in-person panel interviews and multiple mini interviews (MMI), per the Medical Schools Council course listing. The interview assesses non-academic qualities and suitability for medicine, including motivation for and understanding of the profession, communication skills, empathy, teamwork, and ethical reasoning.
Shortlisted applicants must also complete Casper, an online situational judgement test (video and typed responses across multiple scenarios), which is a separate pre-interview stage rather than part of the interview day itself. The exact number of MMI stations and their durations are not officially published, so those specifics are not confirmed.
Note: the school's own admissions pages do not spell out the format in detail, so the panel-plus-MMI description rests on the Medical Schools Council listing and reputable application sources; treat station-level specifics with caution.
The University of Worcester has not published Medicine interview dates for 2027 entry. Its Three Counties Medical School programme specification sets out a four stage selection process: academic screening, ranking on aptitude test score, interview, then additional requirements. Applicants are ranked on UCAT, GAMSAT or MCAT, and those who meet the threshold are invited to interview. Shortlisted applicants also sit the Casper situational judgement test, whose dates the university says are set by Altus. Interview and situational judgement test scores are combined to rank applicants. Worcester does not state whether the interview is a panel or an MMI. The home deadline for 2027 entry is 15 October 2026.
Comparing this against your other choices? Every UK medical school's interview window is in one table, checked against each university's own website, in our UK medical school interview dates guide.
🎓 Worcester Medicine Interview Questions & Topics in 2025
At Worcester Medical School, the interview process for the MBChB programme is a critical component of the admissions procedure, designed to assess the suitability of candidates for a career in medicine.
This process typically involves two panel interviews that focus on various aspects such as motivation for studying medicine, understanding of the profession, communication skills, and ethical reasoning.
The interviews at Worcester are structured to evaluate not only the academic preparedness of candidates but also their personal qualities and professional attributes essential for medical practice.
These include empathy, teamwork, leadership, and the ability to cope with stress. The format is intended to provide a holistic view of each applicant, ensuring that those selected are capable of handling the rigours of medical school and the subsequent demands of a medical career.
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Not looked at (graduate entry).
C/4 or above in Maths and English.
If the undergraduate degree is in a non-science subject, applicants must also have GCSEs at grade C/4 or above in two science subjects (excluding Maths).
Not applicable (graduate entry). Three Counties Medical School at Worcester offers a graduate entry A101 course, not an undergraduate A100 programme. A Levels are not scored for selection, so A Level resit rules do not apply; entry is based on a 2:1 degree and the UCAT or GAMSAT, with the Casper test required only of shortlisted applicants.
Minimum grade at first sitting: N/A (graduate entry).
The UCAS course code for the standard Medicine course at Worcester is A101, and the degree awarded is the MBChB.
The course is based in Worcester, England and lasts 4 years.
Medicine at Worcester is a graduate entry programme.
Yes, Worcester requires the UCAT for entry to Medicine.
Or GAMSAT . Shortlisted applicants must also sit CASPer.
The UCAT (or GAMSAT) is needed for entry to Worcester Medical School - remember it is a graduate entry only programme.
There are no cut off scores mentioned that are needed for the UCAT at Worcester Medical School.
Most shortlisted applicants scored more than 50 on GAMSAT (maximum 73) or 2500 on UCAT (maximum 3600).
Selection.
Yes, Worcester interviews applicants for Medicine, using a panel interview format.
Worcester uses a panel interview format for Medicine interviews.
Yes. Our 1-1 medicine interview tutoring is online and your tutor is matched to Worcester, so every mock runs in the panel interview format Worcester uses, with written feedback after each one.
We cover every UK medical school and last year our students were offered places at every one, including Worcester.
Ten hours is £749 (£75 an hour) and includes the £349 Ultimate Q&A Guide free (500+ questions with model answers written by doctors), plus WhatsApp support between sessions.
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The Medicine interview at Worcester covers motivation & worcester context, problem based learning & curriculum, ethical scenarios, role play & communication and personal qualities & resilience.
The University of Worcester has not published Medicine interview dates for 2027 entry. Its Three Counties Medical School programme specification sets out a four stage selection process: academic screening, ranking on aptitude test score, interview, then additional requirements. Applicants are ranked on UCAT, GAMSAT or MCAT, and those who meet the threshold are invited to interview. Shortlisted applicants also sit the Casper situational judgement test, whose dates the university says are set by Altus. Interview and situational judgement test scores are combined to rank applicants. Worcester does not state whether the interview is a panel or an MMI. The home deadline for 2027 entry is 15 October 2026.
No, Worcester does not offer a foundation or gateway year for Medicine.
Yes. Worcester Graduate Entry Medicine (MBChB, UCAS code A101) is a four-year course at the Three Counties Medical School for graduates with a 1st or 2:1 in any subject (or a 2:2 plus a Masters or doctorate), GCSE Maths and English at C/4, and a UCAT, GAMSAT or MCAT result at the level Worcester requires.
The full requirements, interview format and 2027 entry dates are on our Worcester graduate entry medicine page.
No, Worcester does not formally score the personal statement for Medicine applicants.
The personal statement is not scored. Shortlisting is driven by degree classification and the GAMSAT/UCAT admissions test, with CASPer and an interview for shortlisted applicants.
The international student fee per year is £49,300 (2026/27 entry).

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