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Until just a few decades ago, raised blood pressure was regarded as a benign and natural process of ageing that did not warrant treatment.

COHORT 13 (2020/2021): FROM A CLASS OF 22 STUDENTS

COHORT 12 (2019/2020): FROM A CLASS OF 18 STUDENTS

COHORT 11 (2018/2019): FROM A CLASS OF 22 STUDENTS

COHORT 10 (2017/2018): FROM A CLASS OF 16 STUDENTS

COHORT 9 (2016/2017): FROM A CLASS OF 18 STUDENTS

COHORT 8 (2015/2016): FROM A CLASS OF 19 STUDENTS

COHORT 7 (2014/2015): FROM A CLASS OF 13 STUDENTS

COHORT 6 (2013/2014): FROM A CLASS OF 21 STUDENTS

COHORT 5 (2012/2013): FROM A CLASS OF 15 STUDENTS

COHORT 4 (2011/2012): FROM A CLASS OF 11 STUDENTS

COHORT 3 (2010/11): FROM A CLASS OF 12 STUDENTS

COHORT 2 (2009/10): FROM A CLASS OF 11 STUDENTS

COHORT 1 (2008/9): FROM A CLASS OF 6 STUDENTS

COHORT 15 (2022/23): FROM A CLASS OF 17 STUDENTS

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What are the specific academic requirements for the course?

How important is it for me to have a degree that is at least equivalent to an upper second class standard on the UK system?

I hope to join the course in October but will only receive my final degree grade in June/July. Can I still apply?

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