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University of Limerick

Limerick, Ireland 🇮🇪MB, BCh, BAO · 4 years

Takes out-of-provinceTakes international
Admissions websiteVerified Oct 22, 2026

At a glance

Application

CAO

Entry

Graduate entry

Class size

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Applicants

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Interviewed

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Admitted

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Program length

4 years

Deadline

Jan 20, 2027

Who can apply

EU/Irish graduate entry (CAO/GAMSAT)

North American graduate entry (Atlantic Bridge, MCAT)

Other non-EU graduate entry

Requirements

Degree

4-year, full-time Graduate Entry Medicine programme (MB, BCh, BAO); UL has no undergraduate entry route.

Prerequisites

None

GPA

Bachelor's degree (NFQ Level 8) with at least second-class honours, grade one (2:1), in any discipline, for all applicants.

MCAT

No MCATMCAT is used to select North American applicants via Atlantic Bridge (minimum 500, or GAMSAT 58); EU/CAO applicants are selected on GAMSAT alone.

Casper

Not published by the school

Also required

GAMSAT scores valid for two years · Non-EU applicants must attend interview

How selection works

EU/CAO applicants: selected on GAMSAT score. Non-EU applicants (including North Americans): GAMSAT or MCAT plus an interview, which is not stated as required for EU applicants.

Interview

Format

Not published

Delivery

Not published

When

Not published

Dates, deadlines & fees

  1. Jan 20, 2027

    CAO discounted application fee deadline · 17:00

  2. Feb 1, 2027

    CAO normal application closing date · 17:00

  3. Nov 15, 2026

    Atlantic Bridge application fee deadline (before fee increase)

  4. Jan 31, 2027

    Atlantic Bridge new applications close

Tuition (Current cycle content fetched; no explicit academic year label was shown on the fees page itself)

Domestic: EU: EUR 15,924 per year total (EUR 15,820 tuition + EUR 104 student levy) · International: Non-EU: EUR 56,600 per year total (EUR 56,496 tuition + EUR 104 student levy)

Sources

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