Intercalated courses
The following courses are open to intercalating medical students.
We offer three intercalated degree courses, all of which bring together the disciplines of medicine and humanities, as well as the expertise of academics and practitioners.
Intercalating medical students benefit from the comprehensive and interdisciplinary approach in teaching and research, as well as individual tutorial and supervision from academics from a wide range of disciplines including:
- emergency medicine;
- political science;
- international relations;
- history
- medical anthropology;
- disaster management;
- global health.
What our students say
"I'm really enjoying the course. The course units are diverse and cover a wide range of topics from different view points. There are also opportunities to expand your knowledge in areas you're interested in through presentations and written assignments."
Samihah Moazam, intercalating from Medical Studies at The University of Manchester
"I applied to the Global Health BSc as I'm interested in learning about how long-term global health issues such HIV and TB are being tackled and also about how the social determinants affecting health, such as poverty, need to be addressed to create equitable universal healthcare."
James Gill, intercalating from Medical Studies at The University of Sheffield
Find out more
If you want to find out more or speak to a member of our academic staff about intercalating options, please contact bscghsalc@manchester.ac.uk.
