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Bachelor of Medicine European BM(EU)

Overview

The five year Bachelor of Medicine European is offered by the University of Southampton in partnership with the Gesundeit Nordhessen in Germany. Further details about this course including admission and programme structure can be found on the Bachelor of Medicine European - BM(EU) webpage. The first two years of the course are completed in the UK with further visits to the UK to attend examinations at certain points during years 3 to 5.

Following the departure of the UK from the EU, all non UK nationals that commence their programme of study from 1 January 2021 are subject to immigration control.  For the periods of study that are completed in the UK, students must obtain a visa appropriate for study.  The visa type required depends on the length and purpose of visit.

On arrival in the UK and to complete enrolment, students must go through a 'right to study' check.  The University, as part of its visa sponsor licence duties, must review and retain copies of student's immigration documents (passports and visas) before they are permitted to fully enrol at the University; this is the 'right to study' check.

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The UK Council for International Student Affairs (UKCISA) - further information on visas for study.

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Visa requirements

The first two years of the course are spent on campus at the University of Southampton in the UK.

For this period of study, students will need to apply for a Student visa from outside the UK unless they hold immigration permission in another category such as Indefinite Leave to Enter/Remain, EU settled/pre-settled status or other permission that allows study.

To prepare to apply for a Student visa, students need:

and

When students are unconditional accepted on their chosen programme of study, they will automatically receive a link to complete a CAS questionnaire.  Once this has been completed and returned, it will be processed and the University will issue a CAS number.

Further information on how to apply for the Student visa can be found on our 'Applying for your visa' webpage.

Please note that students who enter the UK on a Standard visit visa will be unable to switch into the Student visa from inside the UK.

Please also note that you should not apply as a postgraduate doctor/dentist.

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The UK Council for International Student Affairs (UKCISA) - further information on the Student route.

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Please note: The University of Southampton is not responsible for the content of any external websites.

Visa requirements

Years 3, 4 & 5 are based in Germany.  During this period, BM (EU) students will only need to come to the UK for short periods to attend examinations. 

For these short visits to the UK, students can apply for a Standard Visitor visa.

Non-visa nationals, which includes all EU nationals, can apply for a Standard Visitor visa at the UK border at no cost.  However, certain documents must be prepared in advance as they may be requested by the Border Control Officer.  Please refer to the Home Office (UKVI) webpage for further details on the Standard Visitor visa.

Please note that the Standard Visitor visa cannot be used to live in the UK for extended periods through frequent and successive visits and therefore should be applied for as needed to attend exams.

 

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You can contact us by email and through online chat. We also offer online 1 to 1 appointments.

UKCISA

UKCISA

The UK Council for International Student Affairs (UKCISA) - further information on Standard Visitor visa.

The information contained on this website is believed to be correct at the time of publication.

Please note: The University of Southampton is not responsible for the content of any external websites.

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