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Programme profile
The medical programme at Trinity is a challenging but highly rewarding experience. The academic requirements are high and there will be considerable demands on your time. As medicine is ultimately about the care of people, you will also need to feel comfortable in a people-oriented environment where teamwork will be equally as valuable as your individual contribution.
During years 4 and 5, the emphasis is on continuous enhancement of the skills and attitudes acquired in the first three years of the course. There is, of course, some acquisition of important new knowledge and most of this is achieved through interaction with a wide range of consultants and mentors both on the wards and at various hospital conferences. The undergraduate student becomes an integrated member of each team to which s/he is attached and is expected to participate fully in all aspects of that team
Programme content
First Medical Year: Human development, behavioural sciences and ethics; Evolution and life; Human form and function; Science and humanities
Second Medical Year: Molecular and translational medicine; Clinical biochemistry; Principles of pharmacology and practical scientific research ; Head and neck anatomy; Neuroscience; Aetiology and mechanisms of disease; Fundamentals of clinical and professional practice
Third Medical Year: Pharmacology and therapeutics; Laboratory and investigative medicine; Principles of surgical practice; Principles of medical practice; Advanced clinical and professional practice; Evidence-based medicine and elective practice
Progression
Recognised by General Medical Council
Entry Requirements
Passes in 6 recognised subjects with at least two subjects at Grade C or better in GCE A-Levels or equivalent, and at least four subjects at Grade C or better in GCE O-Levels or equivalent.
A-Level subjects to include Grade B plus Grade C in two of Biology , Chemistry & Physics. Other subjects to include Maths, English and another language, at a minimum GCSE C
730
Yes: HPAT
No
No
Leaving Cert/A-Levels/IB scores will be converted into points. Your adjusted score for these exams plus your HPAT score will be added.
05 November
01 February
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