Students aged 13 - 17
Subject Overview
Medicine Summer School
Designed for budding medical enthusiasts, our two-week Medicine courses will expand your horizons and equip you with the knowledge and skills crucial for a future in healthcare.
Medicine Summer School
Summer Boarding Courses’ comprehensive medicine summer programmes are designed for the doctors of tomorrow. By studying the theory and practical skills involved in being a doctor, our medicine summer schools help develop aspiring students’ knowledge and understanding of the world of medicine. Students who complete the summer medicine course will also graduate with a first aid qualification.
Our medicine summer schools are tailored for a range of age groups and offer a comprehensive exploration of the theory and practical skills needed for a career in medicine. Equipped with this knowledge, students will emerge not only as well-prepared medical enthusiasts but also as individuals with broader skills ready for the challenges of the 21st century.Â
At Summer Boarding Courses, we believe everyone should have the chance to learn. We place respect, friendship and tolerance at the core of our beliefs. What’s more, our medical summer camps are designed for lifelong learning, ensuring each individual embraces their potential while also having fun.
Enrol your child with SBC today and be part of our global community of aspiring students that spans 155 countries.
Why Choose SBC's Medicine Summer School?
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Award-Winning, Future-Focused Courses
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Multinational Environment
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Highly Accredited For Educational Quality
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Diverse Course Offerings
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21st-Century Skills Development
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Cultural Immersion
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English Language Enhancement
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Building Independence
View our Medicine Summer School Courses
Discover our most popular future-focused medicine courses at Summer Boarding Courses.
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Faculty of Medicine
Our Medicine course is ideal for students who would like to find out what it is like to study Medicine at a university level. The course...
Read more about Faculty of Medicine- Location: Oxford College
- Ages: 15 - 17
- Duration: 2 Weeks
- English Level: Intermediate (B1+)
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Future Doctors
On our Future Doctors course, students will develop an understanding of human biology and contemporary medical issues, and will learn...
Read more about Future Doctors- Location: Headington Oxford
- Ages: 13 - 16
- Duration: 2 Weeks
- English Level: Intermediate (B1+)
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Faculty of Medicine
Our Medicine course is ideal for students who would like to find out what it is like to study Medicine at a university level. The course...
Read more about Faculty of Medicine- Location: Cambridge College
- Ages: 15 - 17
- Duration: 2 Weeks
- English Level: Intermediate (B1+)
What's included in our Medicine summer programmes
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Personalised Academic Coaching
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Collaborative Group Work
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Guest Speakers and Industry Experience
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Gain First Aid Qualifications
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Multi-Dimensional Learning Approach
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University Preparation Support
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Practical Skills Training
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Ethics in Medicine Discussions
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Medical Simulation Experience
Educational and Interesting
Everyone gets involved and the topics we have discussed have all been educational and interesting.
Emma, SBC at Eton College, Norway - Student
Learning English Through Medicine
Summer Boarding Courses’ Medicine programmes are designed to teach the English language through studying Medicine. In these courses, English language and Medicine tuition are integrated together, so that knowledge of both subjects is improved at the same time.
Our Medicine programmes have the following four objectives:
- Content:Â Improving the knowledge of Medicine
- Communication:Â Studying through a communicative and collaborative approach to learning, with the aim of improving English language proficiency
- Cognition:Â All courses at SBC focus on developing 21st Century Skills, such as critical thinking skills, collaborative skills and presentation skills.
- Culture:Â All courses include the cross-cultural benefits of studying in a multi-national environment
Time to Shine
The objective of Summer Boarding Courses’ Medicine programmes is for our students to feel better informed about what it is like to study Medicine in higher education, as well as for them to develop key practical medical skills, including being equipped and qualified to give First Aid response. Students will furthermore develop broader 21st century skills, such as communication skills, collaboration skills, critical thinking skills, research skills and presentation skills.
How to book a place on our medicine summer courses
Don’t miss out on a captivating learning experience. Reserve your child’s place in our summer medicine courses by visiting our Book Now page. Select the campus, follow simple steps, and kickstart the online booking process.
For any queries or guidance on courses, travel, or accommodations, reach out to our admissions team via the Enquire Now page.
Explore our other summer courses
Empower your child to discover new opportunities with Summer Boarding Courses’ range of medical summer camps. From business and engineering to leadership and university preparation, our varied courses will set your child up for success. Discover our selection here.
MEDICINE SUMMER SCHOOL CAMP FAQs
Do students on SBC’s medical summer schools receive a certificate?
Upon the completion of our medicine summer programme, every participant receives a certificate in recognition of their achievements.
Why study at a medicine summer school in England?
There are a number of reasons why studying at a medicine summer school in England may benefit you. Here are just five reasons:
- Study Medicine in a World-Renowned University City
- Plan Ahead and Prepare for Studying Medicine at University
- Gain essential First Aid skills
- Gain Practical Medical Experience
- Develop Practical and Theoretical Knowledge
What qualifications do I need to be a doctor in the UK?
To become a doctor in the UK, you will need at least five GCSEs (or equivalent) grades 9-7 (A* or A) including English, Maths and Sciences. You will also need three A-Levels (or equivalent, for example, the International Baccalaureate IB) including Biology and Chemistry.
How long does it take to become a doctor in the UK?
According to the NHS and General Medical Council, it can take up to 16 years to train to become a doctor before qualifying. As part of this, it can take five years for your medical degree or six years if you want to study a relevant subject like the History of Medicine as part of an intercalated year. Then, there are two years for your post-graduate general medical training foundation programme, and three years of specialist training for a GP. There may be between five to eight years for other specialities.
Where are the best universities to study Medicine?
Here are the best five universities to study Medicine according to Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings.
- University of Oxford
- Harvard University
- University of Cambridge
- Imperial College London
- Stanford University
What jobs can I do with a medicine degree?
With a degree in medicine, you have a wide range of career options available to you. Here are some common jobs you can pursue with a medicine degree:
- Doctor: This is the most typical path for individuals with a medical degree. Doctors diagnose and treat illnesses, provide preventive care, and advise patients on maintaining their health. They can specialise in fields like family medicine, internal medicine, surgery, paediatrics, psychiatry, obstetrics and gynaecology, and more.
- Surgeon: Surgeons perform surgical procedures to treat injuries, diseases, and deformities. They may specialise further in areas like cardiovascular surgery, orthopaedic surgery, neurosurgery, plastic surgery, and others.
- Specialist Doctor: Doctors can also specialise in specific medical fields such as cardiology, oncology, dermatology, gastroenterology, neurology, radiology, etc., after completing additional training and certification.
- General Practitioner (GP): GPs provide primary healthcare services to patients of all ages. They diagnose and treat various medical conditions, offer preventive care, and refer patients to specialists as needed.
- Medical Researcher: Medical researchers conduct scientific studies to improve understanding of diseases, develop new treatments, and advance medical knowledge. They may work in universities, hospitals, research institutions, pharmaceutical companies, or government agencies.
- Public Health Official: Public health officials work to promote and protect community health. They develop and implement health programs, policies, and interventions to prevent diseases and address public health challenges.
- Medical Consultant: Medical consultants provide expert advice on medical issues to healthcare organisations, government agencies, pharmaceutical companies, legal firms, and others.
- Medical Writer or Editor: Medical writers and editors create and edit written content for medical publications, journals, textbooks, websites, patient education materials, and other platforms.
- Healthcare Administrator or Manager: Healthcare administrators and managers oversee the operations of healthcare facilities like hospitals, clinics, and medical practices. They manage budgets, personnel, facilities, and ensure compliance with regulations.
- Medical Educator: Medical educators teach and train medical students, residents, fellows, and other healthcare professionals. They may work in medical schools, teaching hospitals, residency programs, continuing medical education programs, or simulation centres.
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We’re happy to answer any questions you have and support you in finding the perfect experience.