Faculty of Medicine and Health
Welcome from the Executive Dean
Our mission as a leading biomedical and health service research campus is to deliver educational and research excellence that impacts on human health and wealth.
Our schools are consistently highly ranked, nationally and internationally, and have maintained a global reputation for academic excellence, world-class research and technology-enhanced learning. Our acclaimed strength in both teaching and research attracts the best clinicians and academics to work with us.
Research and innovation
Across our four schools we undertake leading research to drive forward understanding within our fields, whilst improving the provision of care and delivering meaningful impact for our partners and collaborators. This is enabled by world-renowned research staff and state-of-the-art facilities. Our vision is to apply our research, education and practice to improve health outcomes and quality of life for individuals and societies.
News and events
Excellent Longstanding Service to Undergraduate Clinical Education 2019
Leeds School of Medicine wishes to recognise NHS clinical teachers and other…
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Stillbirths more likely if diabetes in pregnancy not diagnosed
Women who develop diabetes in pregnancy but are not diagnosed are much more…
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PhD opportunities to transform healthcare through AI
The University has announced 50 fully-funded PhD researcher places to unlock…
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Leeds academics to share grant to explore use of AI to inform early palliative care for older people with chronic diseases
The project InAdvance is a 4-year research collaboration that aims to develop…
MoreDiving into the dark matter of the breast cancer genome - LeedsOmics Seminars
Diving into the dark matter of the breast cancer genome - Dr Luca Magnani (Imperial College London)
MoreStaffing matters: Interim findings from the first national study of the relationship between care home staffing and quality
A joint lecture with Bupa Care Services discussing ‘Staffing matters: Interim findings from the first national study of the relationship between care home staffing and quality’.
MoreDetail vs. scale in single cell genomics: different approaches to get the data you need from a single cell - LeedsOmics Seminar
Detail vs. scale in single cell genomics: different approaches to get the data you need from a single cell - Dr Iain Macaulay (Earlham Institute)
MoreBorn in Bradford: From epidemiology to intervention - how a research project can change a city
We’ll be joined by Dr Rosie McEachan, Programme Director for the Born in Bradford programme will be delivering a session on ‘Born in Bradford.
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