What is the format of the interview? (Medicine Applications))

The interviews are held in person at Bangor University. They take the form of face-to-face Multiple Mini Interviews (MMIs). MMIs involve a number of discussion stations and questions which explore personal qualities and attributes that are important for doctors. We determine a final score by combining the scores achieved in each discussion station. Extenuating Circumstances: If any known circumstance may affect an applicant's performance, they must declare it when booking their interview slot to allow for reasonable adjustments. In the event of illness on the day, the applicant must contact the Admissions Team (medicineadmissions@bangor.ac.uk) before their scheduled interview time. An alternative interview date will be arranged if possible, but this cannot be guaranteed. Any concerns about the interview must be brought to the attention of the Admissions Team on the day of the interview. Retrospective adjustments or extenuating circumstances cannot be considered. Failure to attend a booked interview without exceptional reasons will result in the application being rejected, and no offer will be made.