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Postgraduate Taught Degrees

Our master's degrees reflect our wide range of scientific, clinical, and educational specialties. Some are also available as Postgraduate Diploma or Postgraduate Certificate awards. Benefit from world-class research facilities and equipment, including the Centre for Biomedical Research at our Royal Free campus and the Clinical Research Facility at University College London Hospital.

Applications are open for 2025

We are currently accepting applications for 2025 entry. Find your ideal course and apply today.

Why study with UCL Division of Medicine?

UCL is a world-leading university, currently ranked 6th in the world for Medicine (QS World University Rankings by Subject, 2024). Based in the heart of one of the world's great cities, it offers an unrivalled student experience. When it comes to careers, London graduates start with a real advantage, with so many of the country's leading employers in the fields of healthcare, business, and communications on their doorstep.

What our students say

Lauren Mastrogiacomo

Lauren Mastrogiacomo

MSc Human Tissue Repair

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.

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Georgia Tyler

Georgia Tyler

MSc Eating Disorders and Clinical Nutrition

I've been working the whole time, so it's perfect for me being able to combine the two. I've made amazing friends for life. It's been a really fantastic experience - I would recommend it to anyone.

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Savannah-Rose Preudhomme

Savannah-Rose Preudhomme

MSc Respiratory Clinical Science

My favourite part was performing lung function tests on my peers. Not only was it fun, it was a steep learning curve and a brilliant experience which paved the way to a career as a respiratory clinical scientist.

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Division of Medicine Bursaries

We are offering bursaries of £5,000 to students on the following programmes:

  • MSc Advanced Biomedical Imaging
  • MSc Clinical Drug Development
  • MRes Clinical Drug Development
  • MSc Genetics and Multiomics in Medicine
  • MSc Human Tissue Repair
  • MRes Human Tissue Repair
  • MSc Precision Medicine
  • MSc Respiratory Clinical Science.

Applications close on 31 July 2024.

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Basic Science for Non-Basic Scientists

To provide a strong grounding in nutrition, some of the modules on the MSc Clinical and Public Health Nutrition and MSc Eating Disorders and Clinical Nutrition are quite heavily biochemical.

If this area is familiar to you (e.g. Krebs Cycle, mitochondrial function), you may be fine covering these topics. If you have less of a bioscience background - for example, nursing or psychology - you may not have covered these topics in detail.

We have a couple of recommendations to make your exposure of biochemistry as comfortable as possible.

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Division of Medicine Postgraduate (Taught Programmes)

divmed.postgrad@ucl.ac.uk