University of Plymouth Medicine Interview: What Plymouth Publishes, and What It Does Not
University of Plymouth Medicine interviews with a Multiple Mini Interview. Plymouth publishes two of the five things a candidate needs and is silent on three: no station length, no delivery mode and no dates. Both halves are on this page.
What Plymouth does not publish about its medicine interview
- How long each station lasts
- Online or in person
- When interviews run
We checked Plymouth's own admissions pages rather than a third-party summary. Anything you find elsewhere on the points above has not been confirmed against a page Plymouth publishes, and should be treated that way.
What Plymouth publishes about the format
- Format
- Multiple Mini Interview, a circuit of short independent stations.
- Stations
- Five stations.
- Time per station
- Plymouth does not publish how long a station lasts.
- Online or in person
- Plymouth does not publish whether interviews are online or on campus.
Interview format, from University of Plymouth: source (checked 2026-09-22)
University of Plymouth in its own words
Multiple Mini Interview across five stations with four different interviewers, taking about 55 minutes. Plymouth describes the aim as exploring 'attitudes, outlook and way of thinking' rather than medical or scientific knowledge; it does not use the term 'OSCE' or 'OSCE-style' to describe the format.
When interviews run
We read University of Plymouth's admissions policy pages on 2026-09-01 and found no interview window published for medicine. We are not filling that in with a typical season, because a date a student plans around has to come from the school.
Everything else about Plymouth
This page covers the interview only. Plymouth's UCAT position, A-level offer, SJT policy and admissions statistics are on its main entry requirements page.
University of Plymouth Medicine: UCAT, A-levels and entry requirements