Taking a University Clinical Aptitude test
Source: https://student.sussex.ac.uk/assessment/exams/admissions-test Parent: https://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/apply/guaranteed-interviews-medicine
Find out where you can take a University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT).
About the UCAT admissions test
These are the two routes for taking UCAT exams:
- You will usually be studying biomedicine, medical neuroscience or pharmacy in the School of Life Sciences. If you’re in your first or third year of study you can apply to study medicine at BSMS via the Guaranteed Interview Scheme (GIS). Contact the Life Sciences school office for more information about the GIS. To register for the UCAT, see below.
- Alternatively, if you are in your final year of undergraduate study with us and want to transfer to a medical course at the Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS) or another university in the UK, see how to register for the UCAT below.
Read more about the UCAT on the BSMS website.
How to register for a UCAT
We do not currently run UCATs through the University of Sussex.
You can find your nearest UCAT test centre.
Preparing for the test
You can get some free resources to help you prepare for the UCAT.
In addition, see what help you can get if you have a disability or special requirements.
See if you are eligible for the UCAT Bursary.
If you’re not studying at Sussex
Read our UCAT information for prospective students if you’re not already at Sussex.