Undergraduate Study
The Division of Medicine runs two BSc degrees and an iBSc Clinical Sciences as part of UCL Medical School's intercalated BSc programme.
Applied Medical Sciences BSc
Bridge the gap between science and medicine on our three-year degree.
Nutrition and Medical Sciences BSc
This cutting-edge, evidence-based course is an unrivalled foundation for future practising nutritionists.
Clinical Sciences iBSc
Develop your interest, knowledge and understanding of clinical science and its application to medicine.
Integrated Medical Sciences
Most of the BSc courses in the Faculty of Medical Sciences have a shared first year. This gives you core knowledge and techniques but also the flexibility to switch degrees if your interests change.
Postgraduate Study
Our master's degrees reflect our wide range of scientific, clinical, and educational specialties. These include drug design and development, imaging, genetics, human tissue repair, nutrition and dietetics, and respiratory medicine.
Nutrition and Dietetics degrees
We offer undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in Nutrition. Join UCL's world-leading academic community working on obesity, child health, epidemiology, and the psychiatry of disordered eating.
Drug Development degrees
The Faculty of Medical Sciences offers postgraduate degrees in Drug Design and Development. These degrees will deepen your understanding of cutting-edge research in the field.
Medical Technology and Diagnostics degrees
The Faculty of Medical Sciences offers undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in medical technology and diagnostics. Our BSc Medical Innovation and Enterprise integrates medicine and business.
Division of Medicine Bursaries
The Division of Medicine is offering three bursaries worth £5,000 to study a range of master's degrees in 2025. You must hold an offer to study one of the participating courses before you can apply.
Postgraduate Research
The Division of Medicine aims to educate, train, and inspire the next generation of scientists and doctors and to be at the forefront of biomedical research.
Postgraduate Research Degrees
Study for a research degree in a variety of subjects within the field of Medicine. We typically have 150-200 research students on our Medicine MPhil / PhD programme.
MBPhD
The MBPhD enables UCL MBBS students to conduct a major research project and gain a PhD.
Why study at UCL Division of Medicine?
- We are ranked 8th in the world for Medicine (QS World Rankings, 2025).
- We are rated first in the UK for research power in life and medical sciences (REF 2021).
- Our students get to be hands-on with world-class facilities, from virtual reality to 3D bio-printing.
- Our top partner hospitals and institutions include UCLH, The Royal Free and the Francis Crick Institute.
- From the NHS to clinical trial companies, our graduates enter professions that match their passions.
- We teach the latest techniques using the most advanced equipment.
What our students say
Student testimonial - Georgia Tyler
Georgia was able to follow her passion and study a master’s in eating disorders and clinical nutrition while continuing her work in social media for a nutrition start-up.
17 November 2023
Student testimonial - Savannah-Rose Preudhomme
Savannah-Rose enjoyed working with doctors and patients on novel treatments for respiratory illnesses and embracing the translational approach of the MSc Respiratory Clinical Science.
5 February 2024
Student testimonial - Carolina San Pedro Liberal
Carolina's interest in developing drugs came in the final year of her undergraduate degree. Our MRes offered a placement with an active research group where she was able to test novel drugs in cancer.
20 October 2023
You have access to great professors. You have state-of-the-art research. To have access to the labs, the facilities and the knowledge of the teachers here is amazing. The course leaves your doors open.
Contacts
Matthew Brown
Faculty Teaching Manager (Undergraduate)
Click to email. m.t.brown@ucl.ac.uk Click to call. 020 7907 4658
Division of Medicine Postgraduate Office
Click to email. divmed.postgrad@ucl.ac.uk
