Faculty of Medicine – Dukes Cambridge

How do our organs and body systems work together to keep us alive? Explore the structures and functions of the human body, from individual organs to interconnected systems. You’ll develop your medical vocabulary and learn to explain complex biological processes in English.

Step into the role of a medical professional as you investigate patient cases and consider possible diagnoses. Through simulated consultations, roleplay, and case studies, you’ll practise asking the right questions, identifying important symptoms, and communicating medical information clearly.

Who should make decisions about a patient’s treatment? How should doctors balance medical progress with patient rights? Explore challenging questions surrounding consent, confidentiality, and public health, developing your ability to consider competing perspectives and defend your opinions.

At Dukes Cambridge, students stay in one of six purpose-built accommodation blocks, all equipped with modern facilities and located just a short walk from Sancton Wood School.

Accommodation is available in single or twin bedrooms, most of which have en-suite bathrooms. A small number of rooms in the smaller blocks have shared bathroom facilities.

During their free time, students can relax and socialise in the on-site common rooms or explore the historic city centre of Cambridge.

At Dukes Cambridge, you’ll explore the centre of the medieval university city of Cambridge: historic streets, colleges, museums, green spaces and gardens of one of the world’s most renowned centres of learning.

You’ll also spend a day in London, discovering its famous landmarks, museums, and cultural attractions, with plenty of time to see the sights.

Our evening activities programme gives students plenty of opportunities to unwind, make new friends, and enjoy life beyond the classroom. From sports and creative workshops to quiz nights, film screenings, and group challenges, there is something to suit every interest. Students can also take part in memorable experiences such as punting along the River Cam. With a varied programme of activities, evenings are a chance to have fun, try something new, and build friendships with students from around the world.

We understand that sending your child abroad is a big decision, which is why their safety and wellbeing are at the heart of everything we do. Our dedicated residential staff provide 24/7 on-site pastoral support, with a staff-to-student ratio of 1:6 to ensure every student receives the care and attention they need. All residential staff are fully trained and DBS-checked, creating a safe, welcoming environment where students can settle in, make friends, and enjoy their summer.