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  • Aleksandra

    Bangor University
    Graduate Entry Medicine
    Currently, I'm focused on surviving my third year of medicine. Outside of that, I'm really interested in nature and like going on long walks when I can! I've also explored the local area and visited lots of interesting places.

  • Alex

    Swansea University
    Medicine (Graduate Entry), MBBCH
    I previously studied Applied Medical Sciences at Swansea from 2018-2021. I have a keen interest in emergency and pre-hospital medicine, as well as anaesthetics and intensive care medicine. I am currently part of the lifesaving club, where we train 3 times a week, and compete against other universities across the UK. I also work part time as a call handler for 111 Wales.

  • Hope

    Swansea University
    Medicine (Graduate Entry), MBBCH
    Hi, I'm Hope, a 3rd year Graduate Entry Medicine (GEM) student. My previous degree was in Applied Medical Sciences, also at Swansea. I am very passionate about medicine, but in my spare time like to watch rugby, spend time with my friends and family, walk on the beach and love to cook! I also know a bit about the sports set-up at Swansea, as an ex-international athlete. Look forward to hearing from you.

  • Imogen

    Swansea University
    Medicine (Graduate Entry), MBBCH
    Hi! My name is Imogen and I am a current Medical student at Swansea Uni. I studied my BSc in Medical Genetics here too. I love being by the sea (and in it) so spend a lot of my time around the Gower. I am also the captain of our Medics netball team as well as fundraising for coppafeel as part of the Uniboob society. I have been in Swansea for a while so know all the best tips for how to make the most of your time at uni!

  • Izzy

    University of Chester
    Graduate Entry Medicine
    Hi I am Izzy, I am currently in my first year of the Graduate Medicine course. I have a degree in Marine Biology and have I previously worked in the NHS. At the University, I am part of the committee of the Medicine Society and also Women's Health Society. Outside of Medicine, I enjoy pilates, travelling and exploring Chester and surrounding areas. Please feel free to message me with any queries regarding the course or life in Chester.

  • Maira

    Swansea University
    Medicine (Graduate Entry), MBBCH
    Hello, I'm Maira! I'm a 2nd-year medical student at Swansea University, having moved here from Greece three years ago. With a degree in Medical Genetics, I'm deeply interested in the intersection of genetics and medicine and I'am currently involved in medical education research. Outside my studies, I am a Senior Student Ambassador for the university, and I'm passionate about travel, scuba diving, books, and theatre. At home, I'm kept company by a dog and five cats. My goal is to pursue a career in academic medicine. Excited to connect here and answer any questions you may have! Let's chat!

  • Niamh

    Swansea University
    Medicine (Graduate Entry), MBBCH
    Hi! My name is Niamh and I am a former Applied Medical Science student currently studying medicine at Swansea University. Making the move from secondary to university can be a daunting experience and so I am happy to be a part of the Unibuddy scheme to alleviate any worries and answer any questions that prospective students may have about life here in Swansea University.

  • Pash

    Swansea University
    Medicine (Graduate Entry), MBBCH
    Hi, I'm Pash! I previously studied Applied Medical Sciences for my undergrad at Swansea, and now I'm a 3rd-year medical student. Having lived in Swansea for the last five years now, this is my second home. So ask me anything you'd like about life as a Swansea student! 😊

  • Rose

    Swansea University
    Medicine (Graduate Entry), MBBCH
    I am a 4th year Graduate Entry Medicine Student and I also did my Bsc in Medical Pharmacology at Swansea. I love dance, aerial sports and cheerleading, it has been a great experience so far. There are a lot of different areas of Swansea that can be explored. I was born in America but have done GCSE and A-levels in the United Kingdom. I have various jobs connected to the university such as Student Ambassador. The Medical Pharmacology course was a great and engaging experience and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

  • Sreshta

    University of Chester
    Graduate Entry Medicine
    Hi there! I’m currently studying Graduate Entry Medicine with a long-term goal of specialising in Paediatrics or Obstetrics and Gynaecology (so far that is my plan). My journey into medicine began with an undergraduate degree in Biomedical Sciences, which helped fuel my passion for healthcare and solidified my decision to pursue a career in medicine. I spent the first 14 years of my life in the UK before moving to Dubai, where I completed the last four years of my high school education. Being an partial international student myself, I understand how challenging it can be to adapt to new environments and navigate life away from home, but I also appreciate the unique experiences that come with it. Outside of my academic pursuits, I have a strong passion for music—I play four instruments and enjoy badminton in my free time and play for the university team. I’m always keen to meet new people, share experiences, and support others who might be going through similar journeys.

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  • Personal statement advice: animal science

    A degree in animal science opens up numerous career options working with animals, or could be a stepping stone into a graduate veterinary medicine course. If it's your degree of choice, here are some personal statement pointers.

  • Zoology 2026 personal statement guide

    A degree in zoology opens up numerous career options working with or studying animals, or could be a stepping stone into a graduate veterinary medicine course. If it's your degree of choice, here are some personal statement pointers.

  • Admissions tests

    Some universities require you to sit an admissions test as part of the application process – discover the different types of assessment here.

  • Graduates: ten must-dos for work experience

    Securing an excellent work experience opportunity alone isn't enough; demonstrating to employers how you squeezed the most from it, counts too. Sheffield Hallam University’s employability adviser Jill Valentine explains how.

  • Medicine 2026 personal statement guide

    If you want to join the medical world professionally, you’ll need more than a spoonful of experience and the right dose of research to write the perfect personal statement.

  • Personal statement advice: medicine

    Aspiring to join the medical world professionally? Then you’ll need the right experience to be seriously considered for a place on a medicine course. Getting experience and researching what’s needed in your personal statement should ideally go hand in hand.

  • Azrah, Level 6 clinical trials specialist degree apprentice

    Azrah Bashir is in her second year of a clinical trials specialist degree apprenticeship at HMR London (Hammersmith Medicines Research); a company specialising in phase 1 and early phase 2 clinical trials. At the end of her five-year course she will get a BSc Applied Bioscience degree from the University of Kent.

  • Career goals: Doctor

    Long hours, intense studying, and the small case of confronting illness and death each day. No wonder medicine has a competitive and demanding reputation.

  • Filling in your UCAS Undergraduate application

    Don’t leave applying until the last minute as there’s quite a bit to do – but you don’t need to complete the application all at once. Read our advice below to help you through the application process, step by step.

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