• A primary medical qualification that is acceptable to the General Medical Council of the United Kingdom and
• A minimum of 2 years post-qualification experience, including at least 1 year in pre-registration training.

To be confirmed

£500 (To be confirmed)

• Anatomy , Embryology, Neuro-anatomy

• Vision, Physiology, Biochemistry, Cell biology

• Neuro Anatomy

• Pharmacology

• Pathology

• Microbiology

• Pharmacology

• Genetics

• Basic ophthalmic investigation, surgery, medical ethics

• Optics

The Part 1 examination takes the format of a multiple choice question paper of 3 hours’ duration, normally comprising 160 questions in single best answer format. 

Early 2022 (To be confirmed)

To be confirmed

• Among the prestigious UK Ophthalmology fellowship exams
• Successful completion of Part A and B will grant title of MRCS Glasgow
• Successful completion of Part A and B and C will grant title of MRCS Edinburgh
• Successful completion of Part A and B and C will grant title of FRCS Edinburgh