The undergraduate degree in Medicine in Trinity College Dublin is a 5-year programme which is accredited by the Irish Medical Council in accordance with the guidelines set by the World Federation of Medical Education.

Three vertical themes; Biomedical and Clinical Sciences, Integrated Clinical Science and Practice and Professional Development and Clinical Competency are addressed. There is also a student selected component of practice is incorporated within each year.

The programme is grounded in evidence based educational principles and learning theories that are relevant to developing the appropriate expertise, skills and self-awareness.

Instructional methods reflect the mission to develop lifelong learners in developing understanding, mastering skills and fostering professionalism. These methods include problem-based learning, clinical skills and research skills teaching, ethical debates, bedside and clinical tutorials, self-assessment, use of logbooks, lectures and consultant clinics. The curriculum is delivered in accordance with principles of equality and justice consistent with the Trinity Inclusive Curriculum.