A Bachelor of Medicine is an undergraduate degree awarded to students who have completed a program in medical education. This degree is essential for those aspiring to become doctors, as it provides foundational knowledge in human biology, anatomy, and medical ethics. Graduates typically go on to pursue further training in various medical specialties. The degree is often part of a combined program, such as a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), which prepares students for clinical practice. After obtaining this degree, graduates must complete a residency and obtain a medical license to practice medicine professionally.