About Medicine (Graduate Entry), BAO (Hons) - at Royal College of Surgeons (RCSI) in Ireland

RCSI is committed to producing clinically skilled doctors with the most relevant and robust experience required to work in today’s health systems. The Graduate Entry Medicine programme is four-years in duration and is relevant for those already holding a primary undergraduate degree.

In your first year as a GEM student, you will be taught in a dedicated teaching facility on the main St Stephen’s Green campus, while in the second year you will spend most of your time in RCSI’s dedicated teaching space at Connolly Hospital in Blanchardstown, Dublin.

In your final two years, you will be on clinical rotations in a variety of hospitals and GP practices in Dublin and throughout the country.As an RCSI GEM graduate, you will be career ready. In fact, your clinical skills training starts from day one of the programme, with simulated patients sessions a weekly feature of the curriculum.

You will also have many opportunities to build your career – via undergraduate research opportunities; overseas clinical electives in prestigious institutions, and a four-week sub-internship programme in final year in which you will work as a resident-in-training in a hospital in Ireland, the US or Canada.

For more information, please visit our website.

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Entry requirements for this course

Contact Royal College of Surgeons (RCSI) in Ireland to find course entry requirements.

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