This is an intensive program which focuses on practice-based clinical experience as well as high-level academic study. It’s designed for juniors and seniors planning to enter the medical profession, as well as students with a strong academic background in biosciences/related subjects.
Some courses designated as Level 4 require additional background.
When applying:
Please note when choosing courses it is important to pay attention to the levels and prerequisites. King’s will only register you for courses for which you have sufficient background, whether or not there are listed prerequisites.
Level 4 - is a first-year undergraduate module (introductory) - courses at this level are generally open to everyone but some subjects, such as the sciences, Music and Informatics require relevant and sufficient background even at the introductory level.
Level 5 - is a second-year undergraduate course (intermediate) - courses at this level require students to have already taken 3-4+ modules in this subject area at their home institution
Level 6 - is a final year undergraduate course (advanced) - courses at this level require students to have already taken 6-7+ courses in this subject area at their home institution. You can only take level 6 courses if you are majoring in and have a very strong background in the subject.
Level 7 - this is a postgraduate level course and is not open to study abroad students.
There will be an add/drop period at the start of the semester. If you make any changes it is your responsibility to inform your home institution.
Students in this program are subject to a completely different fee structure. This tuition is charged to all students registered for 6MMMX100 Health & Society.
The following information is vetted and provided by the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (AACRAO) on the Electronic Database for Global Education (EDGE).
Percentage | Description | U.S. Equivalent |
70 – 100% | First Class | A |
60 – 69% | Second Class Upper | B+ |
50 – 59% | Second Class Lower | B |
40 – 49% | Third Class/Pass | C |
0 – 39% | Fail | F |