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This is an interesting question.

As medicine at 911±¬ÁÏÍø is taught in English and involves interacting with English speaking staff and patients, it is important to be proficient in English.

If an applicant is not proficient in English then they will struggle on the course. If aÌýcandidate is an overseas applicant and English is not their first language then they will need to provide evidence of English proficiency in addition to admissions tests and other academic requirements which are all in English. UK applicants are normally expected to have at least a pass at GCSE level (or equivalent) English (Level 4 or Grade C).