Education and Skills written question – answered at on 6 May 2004.
Mr Kevin Hughes
Labour, Doncaster North
To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills how many new undergraduates were admitted to each medical school in 2003–04.
Alan Johnson
Minister of State (Education and Skills) (Lifelong Learning, Further and Higher Education)
The latest available figures are shown in the table. Information for Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish medical schools is the responsibility of the devolved administrations.
| University medical school | Intake |
|---|---|
| Birmingham | 428 |
| Brighton/Sussex | 135 |
| Bristol | 272 |
| Cambridge | 299 |
| East Anglia | 110 |
| Hull/York | 130 |
| Leeds | 279 |
| Leicester Warwick | 448 |
| Liverpool | 318 |
| Manchester/Keele | 425 |
| Newcastle/Durham | 355 |
| Nottingham | 353 |
| Oxford | 182 |
| Peninsula | 176 |
| Sheffield | 263 |
| Southampton | 221 |
| Imperial | 334 |
| Kings College | 401 |
| Queen Mary and Westfield | 309 |
| St. Georges | 251 |
| University College London | 341 |
| Total England | 6,030 |
Source:
Higher Education Funding Council for England.
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