Future Doctor Hannah Achieves Dream of Studying Medicine

Hannah Billingham is celebrating after securing a place to study Medicine at Newcastle University Medical School, one of the UK’s leading centres for medical education and research.

Hannah’s outstanding achievements, gaining A* grades in Psychology and Biology, alongside an A in Chemistry, mark a significant milestone in her academic journey, reflecting her dedication, resilience and passion for learning.

A former student of Hurworth School, Hannah has worked tirelessly throughout her studies to achieve her ambition of pursuing a career in medicine.

Throughout her time at QE, Hannah has demonstrated exceptional academic ability and a strong commitment to her studies. Her drive, determination and enthusiasm for medicine have been evident in both her academic achievements and her wider involvement in college life.

Alongside her studies, Hannah has embraced college life, taking an active role in a range of enrichment activities. She was a member of QE’s Medics Society, run by the College’s award-winning Careers Team, which supports students interested in pursuing careers in medicine and related healthcare professions. Hannah was also a valued member of QE’s women’s football team, balancing her academic commitments with sport and teamwork.

Speaking about her success, Hannah said:”I’ve really enjoyed my time at QE – it’s been fantastic. The support from the Careers Team has been outstanding, particularly throughout the lengthy medicine application process.The Medics Society was incredibly useful as it gave me the opportunity to meet other students going through the same process, while learning how to strengthen my application and gain a better understanding of what a career in medicine involves.QE provided me with a great balance of academic study and extracurricular activities. Joining the women’s football team in my first year was another fantastic way to meet new people and make the most of my college experience.”

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