Bachelor
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, and Bachelor of Obstetrics ( MB, BCh, BAO) – RCSISM
Course Overview
The MB, BCh, BAO programme is a comprehensive 5–6 year primary medical qualification delivered in English. The curriculum integrates biomedical sciences, clinical medicine, simulation-based learning and early patient exposure with extensive clinical training in affiliated teaching hospitals.
Students develop competencies in diagnosis, patient care, surgery, obstetrics, professionalism and medical research. Graduates are prepared for internship, postgraduate specialist training and medical licensure in Ireland and internationally, subject to national regulations.
Entry Requirements
- minimum average score of 80% to 90% in Grade 12 / A-Levels / IB Diploma (with Chemistry, Biology, Physics, or Math)
- HPAT-Ireland score (for EU/EEA applicants) or Casper Test / MCAT / GAMSAT (for GEM & International Direct Entry)
- English Language Proficiency (IELTS Academic 6.5-7.0 or TOEFL equivalent)
- Direct Application / Atlantic Bridge Application (North America) / CAO (EU)
- GMC/NMC/ECFMG credential verification & Declaration of Comparability
Career Outcomes
- Intern Medical Officer (HSE 1-Year Paid Internship for Medical Licensing in Ireland)
- Basic Specialist Trainee (BST) in Surgery, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, or Emergency Medicine
- General Practitioner / Primary Care Physician (via ICGT 4-Year GP Training Scheme)
- Clinical Research Fellow / Academic Physician / University Lecturer
- International Medical Graduate (IMG) Resident (USMLE / ERAS Residency in US/Canada or GMC Registration in UK)
Scholarship Available
- Yes – Merit Scholarships
- International Scholarships
- Government & External Scholarships
Key Information
Location
Dublin, Ireland
University
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland School of Medicine
Intakes
September
Study Mode
Full-time, On-Campus
Tuition Fee
$73,125 / Year
Duration
6 Years
Language
English
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