Hertfordshire Medicine: who can apply
The University of Hertfordshire runs a new five-year MBBS. For 2027 entry it takes international students only, so a UK school leaver cannot apply this cycle. The finder shows it as not open to Home applicants and never suggests it.
Offers, contextual offers and resits
A-level offer, 2027 entry
AAA
Chemistry and Biology (or Human Biology), in one sitting within two years
Contextual offer
Not stated
Hertfordshire's entry requirements do not give a lower contextual offer.
Resits
Does not accept resits
Hertfordshire asks for A-levels completed in one sitting across a maximum of two years, which leaves no room for a resit.
From Hertfordshire’s own admissions pages for 2027 entry, checked 1 October 2026. Where a box says not stated, the school’s pages do not mention it.
What it asks of the applicants it takes
For international applicants now. If Home places open, expect the offer and the selection process to be close to this; we will add a verdict then.
- A-levels
- AAA: Chemistry and Biology (or Human Biology), in one sitting within two years.
- GCSEs
- No GCSE minimum published.
- UCAT
- Its applicants are ranked on the UCAT for interview once they meet the academic requirements; the SJT band is not part of the ranking.
- SJT band
- No use of the band published.
- Personal statement
- Not stated.
- Interview
- MMI.
- Contextual applicants
- No contextual scheme published.
- Resits
- Does not accept resits. Hertfordshire asks for A-levels completed in one sitting across a maximum of two years, which leaves no room for a resit.
Where this comes from
- The University of Hertfordshire's MBBS course page: who can apply.
- The Medical Schools Council's course page for Hertfordshire A100: eligibility, A-levels, GCSEs, the UCAT, the interview and resits.
Compiled 1 October 2026. The figures are reproduced as tables and charts so nothing has to be downloaded. Check Hertfordshire’s current pages before you apply; they win if anything here differs.
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