The British Army offers several bursaries and financial support options for medical students who wish to become doctors in the Army including the Army Medical Services (AMS) Bursary which amounts up to £75,000 over the duration of the medical degree. This is available to medical students studying at a UK university who are in their second or later year of study. Recipients must commit to serving a minimum period as a doctor in the Army after completing their medical degree and subsequent medical training. To find out more you should search Army Jobs Bursaries & Scholarships.

These bursaries are designed to support medical students financially while ensuring the Army has a steady stream of qualified medical professionals. Each bursary comes with a commitment to serve in the Army for a specified period after completing medical training. You are paid to learn with a guaranteed job at the end of it keeping that dreaded student fees down, earning a wage and having job security. I would recommend you visit your nearest Army Career centre (ACC) where someone can check eligibility and guide you through your options regarding this and becoming a reservist.

27 June, 2024 13:45