School of Healthcare
School of Healthcare
The School of Healthcare’s overall aim is the creation, dissemination and application of knowledge to improve the health and wellbeing of communities, families and individuals by way of innovation in education, research and scholarship.
Study with us
At the School of Healthcare we offer excellence in education-embracing technologies and modern facilities. We co-produce education and research with service users and practice partners who deliver innovative services for a diverse society.
News and events
Govt announces new financial support for nursing and midwifery students
£5k non-repayable support to be available for nursing and midwifery…
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SHEDTalk: Creating a ‘culture of openness’ in healthcare: how are new policies translating into change in NHS organisations?
Professor Graham Martin, the Director of Research at The Healthcare…
MoreNominations open for the Clinical Teaching Excellence Awards 2019-2020
The School of Medicine wishes to encourage and reward excellent undergraduate…
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Dr Maria Horne is awarded Queen's Nurse title
Associate Professor in Community & Public Health is awarded the title of…
MoreCreating a ‘culture of openness’ in healthcare.
Creating a ‘culture of openness’ in healthcare: how are new policies translating into change in NHS organisations?
MoreAddressing Partner Abuse Perpetration by Men in Substance Use Treatment
A SHED talk from the School of Healthcare, University of Leeds.
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The School of Healthcare blog
Read the latest thoughts, insight and opinion from the School of Healthcare as our staff offer their expertise on important issues around health and social care.
Research and innovation
Our research spans a wide range of major healthcare challenges, including long-term illnesses, family health, mental health, the effective use of medicines and the systems that deliver care.
This allows us to deliver real insight into health and social care in order to make a meaningful impact. Explore our research projects and collaborations to discover how we've contributed to improving the quality and safety of care.