ABOUT MEDSTUDY

About MedStudy and our editorial standards

MedStudy helps British and international students investigate healthcare degrees worldwide with a clearer view of admissions, real costs and the route beyond graduation.

Directory methods and evidence

Read the directory methodology and subject evidence reports to see programme coverage, tuition gaps, recorded selection labels and downloadable comparison data. These reports analyse our directory records and retain their original source-review dates.

How information is selected

Our directory focuses on English-taught Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy and Veterinary Medicine. University pages supply programme facts. UK regulators supply professional-registration guidance. Government sources support immigration and funding context.

We do not rank universities as “best”, guarantee admission or imply a commercial partnership. Source selection is based on relevance and official evidence, not paid placement.

What the labels mean

“Reviewed” records when a source was checked. It does not guarantee the university has already published the next intake. Fees show their reference year. Future dates are displayed only when found in a current official notice.

Unconfirmed facts remain unconfirmed. When sources conflict, we explain the conflict and direct students to the current admission office rather than silently choosing the lower fee or easier entry route.

News selection and daily checks

The review covers admissions calendars, tuition, entrance routes, documents, English teaching and UK registration. Material changes become short source-linked briefings. The editorial schedule aims for three checks daily and up to three relevant new briefings per day. A scheduled check is not proof that every source was fetched or every page re-reviewed. The date and sources on an individual briefing identify its recorded evidence; if no material update is verified, no new briefing should be published. We publish original summaries with attribution; full articles and images require separate reuse permission. Newsletters, institutional statements and rankings are not independent proof of outcomes.

How pages are prepared

MedStudy uses AI-assisted research, drafting and website tools to organise information from official sources. Source links allow readers to check the underlying evidence. Review dates refer to recorded source checks; uncertainties and conflicting requirements remain visible. University, regulator and government decisions remain with those authorities.

Illustrations and independence

The homepage campus image is an AI-generated illustration, not a photograph of a named university. No university logos or student testimonials are used to imply endorsement.

Application decisions and recognition decisions belong to universities and regulators. General information here is not a personalised admission or registration assessment.

Admission, registration and employment are different decisions

A university decides admission to its exact course and intake. The relevant professional regulator decides whether your qualification and circumstances satisfy its registration requirements. Employers and training bodies decide access to posts and training, and immigration permission is a separate question. An English-taught course, a test waiver or a directory listing does not resolve all four.

For professional registration, start with the GMC qualification guidance, GDC overseas-registration guidance, GPhC (Great Britain), PSNI (Northern Ireland), or RCVS, as appropriate. The registration guide explains which questions to take to the regulator. These are authority links, not endorsements of MedStudy.

Evidence and changes

Programme facts, source-check dates and the date of a website edit are different records. A refreshed layout or disclaimer does not mean all fees, intakes or registration routes have been checked again. Before paying, obtain written confirmation for your applicant category, teaching location and expected graduation year.

Corrections

Email mihail@medstudy.eu with the page, the correction and its official source. Latest directory review: 29 Oct 2026.