The admission route
School-grade and document assessment. Biology and/or Chemistry, English and Mathematics are reviewed; Dentistry gives priority to candidates with both sciences.
The 2026/27 procedure allows an interview where required. UK applicants need at least three A-level passes and three GCSE passes; this is not a guarantee of selection.
Use the linked admission office for the next intake. A past admissions calendar is not a current open application window.
What to prepare
- Passport and the application form for your nationality route.
- A-level certificates, GCSE results and any required school transcript; confirm predicted-grade rules if results are pending.
- Evidence of English or the university’s written exemption.
- Any required motivation statement, references, medical form and passport photograph.
- Certified copies, translations, recognition and apostille only in the format requested by this university.
This is a preparation checklist. The university’s current country-specific list determines which items you must submit.
Build your application checklistWhat the degree could cost
Published 2026/27 annual tuition. A €1,800 registration administration fee is additional to the €100 application fee.
| Study year | Tuition reference |
|---|---|
| Year 1 | €15,500 |
| Year 2 | €15,500 |
| Year 3 | €15,500 |
| Year 4 | €15,500 |
| Year 5 | €15,500 |
Published additional charges: Application fee €100; Registration administration €1,800.
Model my full budgetBefore paying a deposit
- Get a written offer and fee schedule for your exact intake.
- Check deposit deadlines, refund terms and what happens if a visa is refused.
- Ask which clinical activities require the local language, and how students reach the required level.
- Ask the UK regulator about the exact award, teaching location and expected graduation year.