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Medical Sciences Division: non-standard application processes

The Medical Sciences Division offers several courses that don't use the standard application process. In most cases, you should follow the advice shown on the relevant course page.

Cutting DNA bands from an agarose gel in the laboratory

Cutting DNA bands from an agarose gel in the laboratory. Credit: Laurynas Pliuskys / Graduate Photography Competition

Courses with no dedicated page

The courses listed below do not have a dedicated course page on this website, so you should follow the advice on this page.

Clinical Psychology, DClinPsych

This three-year, full-time course leads to the qualification of Doctor of Clinical Psychology (DClinPsych) from the University of Oxford. The course aims to provide a thorough and integrated academic, clinical and research training in clinical psychology.

On successful completion, you will be eligible to apply for registration with the Health & Care Professions Council and for Chartered status with the British Psychological Society. The course is unique in being fully funded and run from within the NHS. All trainees are currently employed by the Oxfordshire Mental Healthcare NHS Trust and are associate members of a college. Previous colleges have included Harris Manchester College, Green Templeton College, St Cross College, and Worcester College.

For further information, visit the Oxford Institute of Clinical Psychology Training website or contact the admissions team directly by email.

Medicine (Graduate entry)

For information about the course and admissions process, please refer to the course page on the Undergraduate Admissions website.

All enquiries about this course should be directed to the Medical School via [email protected].

Courses with a dedicated page

The courses listed below use a non-standard application process, but do have a dedicated course page on this website: