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Intercalated degree
An intercalated degree is an extra degree taken part way through medical school.
Summary
- It adds one year to the course.
- Some medical schools expect every student to take one. At others, students have to apply.
- The medical school decides at what stage it can be taken.
Sources
- NHS Health Careershealthcareers.nhs.uk/…/length-training
- NHS Health Careershealthcareers.nhs.uk/…/intercalated-medical-degrees
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