We constantly challenge ourselves to be more innovative, from the areas we research to the techniques we use to the technologies that we leverage.
We are proud to partner with outstanding training hospitals and institutes, including UCLH, The Royal Free, The Eastman Dental Hospital and the Francis Crick Institute.
Students get hands-on experience. You'll put your education into practice and get valuable contact time with leading doctors and patients.
If you are intellectually curious, keen to push boundaries and look for genuine challenges in your studies or your research, the UCL Faculty of Medical Sciences is the place for you.
Our history
UCL first offered courses in medicine in 1834. We have since become a global leader in medical research.
Our innovation
We work with commercial and industry partners to make major breakthroughs and help organisations to innovate.
Our divisions
The faculty is made up of six divisions, all of which are engaged in high-level teaching and research.
Our courses
We offer undergraduate, postgraduate (taught / research) and CPD courses, with some available online.
Our research
Our discoveries are changing the world. Find out more about our latest work, from COVID-19 to cancer.
Our events
Discover our latest events, from open days to public lectures in the fascinating world of medical science.
Student experience
Curious about what it's like to study at UCL? Learn more about our students and how they thrive at UCL.
Contacts
Find key contacts in the faculty, including senior leaders, Vice Deans and divisional managers.
Fellowship opportunities
A range of fellowship options support the highest calibre early career researchers to become future leaders.
Diversity is at the core of UCL
UCL embraces the principles of equality, diversity, and inclusion, which are key to nurturing success and fundamental to the ethos of the University.
We take pride in the diversity represented on campus and that our graduate population is formed of students from many different backgrounds and reflects broad intellectual interests.
Medical practice is a universal practice, so it is critical that our student demographic represents as many countries, cultures and backgrounds as possible. UCL is recognised as a world leader in Medical Science education and our cohorts include students from all over the world.
