Leeds Institute of Medical Education

We integrate scholarship with research, education and innovation.

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TiMEtoTeach

Providing communication and support for educators of our medical and physician associate students.

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Complex interventions at the University of Leeds

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Leeds MEDtalks

Sharing our teaching innovation with good clinical teaching practices.

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Leeds Institute of Medical Education

We are a multidisciplinary institute that, through scholarship, research, innovation and partnership, aims to enhance the practise of medical education globally.

We lead a number of degree courses, including the prestigious Leeds MBChB degree as well as an intercalated BSc in applied health sciences (medical education), an MSc in child health, and a range of high-quality professional development programmes for medical educators.

The Institute is also involved in conducting and evaluating original enquiry and research, while working with partners in academia, the health professions, the public, policy makers and commercial organisations. This reflects our commitment to helping move the discipline of medical education forward through collaboration.

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Excellent Longstanding Service Award

Leeds School of Medicine wishes to recognise NHS clinical teachers and other NHS staff who are due to retire or have just retired and have a reputation for their commitment to teaching excellence and supporting our medical students over many years. Click below for further details of how to submit nominees.

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Professor Laura Stroud

Staff | Interim Institute Director

"All of the work of the Institute of Medical Education is focused on providing learners with an excellent educational experience so that talented students can achieve their full potential"