School of Medicine

School of Medicine researchers providing advice at the heart of Government

Experts from the School of Medicine at the University of Leeds are advising the Government on the covid-19 pandemic, including as members of influential scientific panels.

Leeds scientists lead next generation of radiotherapy treatments

Leeds scientists and clinicians have been awarded a major cash boost from Cancer Research UK to pioneer new radiotherapy technologies that could help more people in Yorkshire survive cancer.

LIME awarded sixth ASPIRE to excellence award

Congratulations to the Patient and Carer Community at Leeds Institute of Medical Education (LIME) for being awarded yet another ASPIRE to Excellence Awards.

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Undergraduate

The beginning of an exciting journey into the medical profession. Learn from leading healthcare professionals with a curriculum underpinned by clinical excellence and world leading research.

Medicine redefined; A prescription for Change.

The School of Medicine delivers a broad research agenda, including basic discovery science through to applied health research aiming to make a significant difference in improving health and reducing health inequalities. We provide a varied portfolio of undergraduate (MBChB and intercalated), taught, and research postgraduate student education. With over 1200 academic, clinical, technical and support staff, the School has an annual income of over £90M.

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Top 100

World top 100 university

QS World Rankings 2020

ASPIRE Award

Six time international winners

Awarded by the Association for Medical Education in Europe

3rd

for student experience as the University of Leeds

Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey 2018

Research and innovation

At the School of Medicine we have a reputation for conducting high-impact research that has real-world impact, improving peoples' lives as we search for solutions to the world's healthcare challenges. Our six institutes are home to leading researchers in their fields, as recognised by the latest Research Excellence Framework results which see us placed 10th for research power with over 80% of our research considered "world-leading" or "internationally excellent".

Equality and Inclusion

The School of Medicine is committed to creating an inclusive working environment for all our staff and students.

The Faculty Equality and Inclusion committee meets termly and is chaired by the Dean of the Faculty, Professor Paul Stewart. The faculty committee works closely with the University Equality Policy Unit to promote the University Equality Objectives.

Continuing professional development

Top up specialist professional skills with our range of masterclasses taught by leading experts.

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Our facilities

Recent investments include a £41m refurbishment of the medical school building and teaching facilities. We're committed to continuing investment in our School's outstanding teaching, learning and research facilities, ensuring that you benefit from state-of-the-art equipment and the latest technological advancements.

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