While there are no medical schools in the UK that offer completely tuition fee-free programs for international students, some universities offer scholarships that cover tuition fees. The University of Edinburgh and the University of Cambridge offer such scholarships.
Some UK medical schools offer lower tuition fees for international students. The University of Sunderland's School of Medicine and the University of Central Lancashire's Medical School are examples. Tuition fees range from £18,000 to £25,000 per year.
The Chevening Scholarship is a UK government-funded scholarship that covers tuition fees, living costs, and travel costs for international students to study in the UK, including medicine. Applications are open from August to November each year.
The Guardian provides a comprehensive guide for international students who want to study medicine in the UK. The guide covers tuition fees, admission requirements, and available scholarships.
Universities UK has compiled a list of universities that offer free or low-cost medical education to international students. The list includes the University of Oxford and the University of Manchester.
Scholarship Desk provides a list of medical schools in the UK that offer scholarships to international students. The list includes the University of Glasgow and the University of Birmingham.
UCAS provides information on tuition fees and funding options for international students at UK medical schools. The website also offers a scholarship search tool.
This video provides an overview of the application process, tuition fees, and living costs for international students who want to study medicine in the UK.