You will need to complete an online application which includes a personal statement, references, transcripts and other supporting documents. Image Applications for September 2024 are now open. We look forward to seeing your application soon. Applications must be submitted through the University’s online application service, EUCLID. Offers cannot be made without a fully completed online application. The application does not have to be completed in one session, you can save your progress and return to complete the application at another time. When uploading documents, keep the file size as small as possible to improve processing time. Name all documentation appropriately. For example: Transcript, Reference 1, and so on. Link to apply for a Master of Family Medicine Supporting documents Your application will require supporting information, with translations where applicable, including: A degree certificate A transcript of your degree certificate which provides details of degree examinations passed and the marks and grades awarded A personal statement of why you have chosen this programme A signed and dated letter of reference on headed paper An English language certificate from within the last two years, if applicable You can also upload two additional documents to support your application. For instance, if you have been awarded a relevant professional qualification or if you have more than one degree, you can upload these certificates. Link on how to complete an application What if my documents are not in English? If your original documents are not in English, you must provide officially certified translations. Link to information about certified translations References You need to provide a letter of reference to support your application. This should be a professional reference from someone who knows you in a professional capacity. Link to information about references Application closing dates Applications close in August (the specific date changes each year and you can find this on the right-hand column in the application page), with a new cohort starting every September. The application portal then closes for several weeks to allow the teams time to focus on helping new students settle in. Link to application page Getting help with your application If you need advice or help with your application you can look for answers on the Frequently Asked Questions page, or contact us at futurestudents@ed.ac.uk Link to Frequently Asked Questions page Related Links Entry requirements This article was published on 2024-09-24