UK Medical School Fees
How much does it cost to study medicine in the UK?
If you wish to study at a medical school in the UK, you must be fully aware of all the costs involved and budget accordingly. Alongside costs associated with the course, including tuition fees, textbooks and equipment, you must also factor in living expenses such as accommodation, food and travel.
For international students, the cost of a medicine degree can be as high as £67,000 per year (University of Cambridge). However, many UK universities provide lower-cost medicine degrees, such as the University of Lincoln, which costs £28,700 per year to study at Lincoln Medical School.
Medical school fees for international students
2024 medical school fees for international students can be found below.
| Medical School | International Fees |
|---|---|
| Aberdeen Medical School | £50,100 |
| Anglia Ruskin Medical School | NA |
| Aston Medical School | £44,500 |
| Barts (Queen Mary's Medical School) | £48,700 |
| Birmingham Medical School | £30,330 (Preclinical), £48,660 (Clinical) |
| Brighton & Sussex Medical School | £42,000 |
| Bristol Medical School | £42,800 |
| Brunel Medical School | £49,395 |
| Buckingham Medical School | £45,000 (Jan 2025 Entry) |
| Cambridge Medical School | £67,194 |
| Cardiff Medical School | £43,700 |
| Chester Medical School | £43,500 |
| Dundee Medical School | £52,105 |
| Edinburgh Medical School | £37,500 (Preclinical), £51,000 (Clinical) |
| Exeter Medical School | £45,700 |
| Glasgow Medical School | £56,520 |
| Hull and York Medical School | £39,900 |
| Imperial Medical School | £50,400 |
| Keele Medical School | £41,000 |
| Kent Medical School | £46,400 |
| Kings College London | £48,600 |
| Lancaster Medical School | £41,195 |
| Leeds Medical School | £44,000 |
| Leicester Medical School | £23,900 (Preclinical), £41,750 (Clinical) |
| Lincoln Medical School | £28,700 |
| Liverpool Medical School | £42,700 |
| Manchester Medical School | £34,500 (Preclinical), £56,000 (Clinical) |
| Newcastle Medical School | £42,200 |
| Norwich (UEA) Medical School | £39,550 |
| Nottingham Medical School | £36,400 |
| Oxford Medical School | £43,670 (Preclinical), £57,690 (Clinical) |
| Plymouth Medical School | £39,500 |
| Queen's Belfast Medical School | £34,450 |
| Queen Mary's Malta | €35,000 |
| Sheffield Medical School | £39,950 |
| Southampton Medical School | £28,900 |
| St Andrews Medical School | £36,990 |
| St George's Medical School | £40,500 |
| UCL Medical School | £47,000 |
| Warwick Medical School | £47,580 |
| Worcester Medical School | £46,500 |
| UCLAN Medical School | £48,000 |
Financial support for medical students
All UK medical schools offer a variety of scholarships and bursaries for students who may need financial support during their studies.
If you are accepted onto an approved course, you may also be eligible to receive financial support from the NHS, the UK’s health service. Financial support can be in the form of:
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Study Medicine in the UK
If you are worried about how you might finance your medical fees whilst studying medicine in the UK, arrange a free consultation with SI-UK today. Our UK education experts can help answer all your questions on available funding at UK medical schools.
