University of Wolverhampton & AUC Launch Global Six-Year Medical Course
The University of Wolverhampton and the American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine (AUC) have joined forces to create a unique six-year medical course. Starting in 2026, the programme aims to attract top students from the UAE, Morocco, India, and the UK.
The new course begins with a two-year Bachelor of Medical Sciences degree at the University of Wolverhampton. Students will then progress directly to the second semester of AUC's four-year Doctor of Medicine programme. Throughout their studies, eligible students will gain clinical training experience in the UK, USA, and other locations. Upon completion, graduates can enter the US National Resident Program or the UK's General Medical Council Foundation Year training pathways.
Dr. Mark Rosenberg, AUC's Dean, is proud of this collaboration. He looks forward to educating future physicians who will provide exceptional, empathetic care. Professor Ebrahim Adia, Vice Chancellor of the University of Wolverhampton, sees this partnership as a commitment to expanding global opportunities for students and reinforcing social mobility objectives.
The University of Wolverhampton and AUC's innovative six-year medical course offers global opportunities for high-achieving students. With clinical training in multiple countries and pathways to US and UK postgraduate programmes, the partnership reflects both institutions' commitment to expanding horizons and delivering exceptional medical education.
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