World leader in medical and biomedical research
Our experts see first-hand the direction in which medicine and science are moving. We develop highly effective methods which push conventions and treat every patient as an individual.
Our master's courses are led by world-leading experts in their fields. They provide a research-based learning experience using the latest techniques and advanced equipment.
Study
Our courses are dedicated to meeting new patient and industry needs and taught by world-leading experts.
Research
Learn more about our research departments and the work our students have been involved in.
Facilities
We offer access to a wide range of scientific equipment, notably microscopes of the Research Department of Surgical Biotechnology at the Royal Free Campus in Hampstead.
Current students
We deliver education on three campuses, each of which is closely associated with a hospital: Bloomsbury (UCLH), Hampstead (The Royal Free) and Stanmore (the RNOH).
Athena SWAN
The Athena SWAN Charter recognises commitment to advancing women's careers in science, technology, engineering, maths and medicine (STEMM) employment in academia.
Our departments
The Division of Surgery and Interventional Science is formed of three departments, spread across sites in central and north London.
Orthopaedics & Musculoskeletal Science
This department is a global centre for science-driven breakthroughs to restore pain-free mobility and independent living.
Surgical Biotechnology
We bring together globally recognised scientists, academic clinicians, and research facilitators to develop innovative technologies and translate them into clinical practice.
Targeted Intervention
The Research Department of Targeted Intervention brings together clinicians and scientists to develop highly targeted novel imaging, sensing, management, and energy base.
Featured course
Performing Arts Medicine MSc
This award is for people already involved in health services or health education who want to work with musicians, actors, dancers, circus artists and other performers.
Find out moreFeatured research
New trial will aim to find best way to screen men for prostate cancer
Methods of screening men for prostate cancer are set to be trialled in a bid to save thousands of lives in the UK each year.
Perimenopausal physical activity and the risk of dementia
Physical activity during perimenopausal period may be crucial in mitigating the risk of cognitive decline in later life.
Injury risk varies in menstrual cycle
New research monitoring a Women’s Super League club for three years suggests players are more likely to get injured at certain points of their menstrual cycle.
