
Edge Hill University is based on an award-winning campus in the thriving Lancashire town of Ormskirk, near Liverpool and Manchester. Theory and practice are integrated through a hybrid of case-based and team-based learning alongside extensive clinical skills and simulation training. Equipped with medical leadership skills, resilience and an understanding of public health, you will graduate fully prepared for practice as a doctor ready to make a major contribution to the healthcare services of today and tomorrow.


The University is campus-based with all facilities located together, making stores and all you'd need really accessible. On campus, Edge Hill University offers sixty acres of outstanding sport and leisure facilities. Whether you want to keep fit and healthy, play recreational sport for fun, or compete for university sports clubs, you will have the opportunity to participate in sport and recreation at every level. There are plenty of opportunities to participate in optional activities which complement your academic studies and enhance your skills. Whilst Ormskirk is a small town, Liverpool is a short trip away making it ideal for weekend trips to the city!
Weekly direct contact hours will vary however, attendance will typically be required for four to five days a week. Placements occur within the North West of England.

There are plenty of places to socialise and relax on campus, as well as a range of options if you’re looking for somewhere to eat, drink or enjoy a night out. Edge Hill was voted by students as offering the best student support in the North West and ranked top ten in the UK. The student union is student-led organisation, offering a full line-up of activities and events, vibrant social spaces, and an independent advisory service than can provide representation, support and advice. The Students’ Union manages over 60 diverse and dynamic societies adding an element of fun to student-led activities on campus.

Despite being a new medical school, Edge Hill have already founded their own Medical Society providing plenty of additional academic opportunities. The society encourages students to get involved in academic and non-academic events. All events from annual balls to hosting guest speakers are dictated by students' interests. They also collaborate with other medical societies to connect the network of medical students throughout the UK.