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Here at Leeds we pride ourselves on our dynamic and innovative clinical and academic educational portfolio. We offer a range of education, research and training opportunities in world-class facilities. Leeds is a great place to study and we welcome students from across the globe to study with us.
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- Undergraduate
Want a career in medicine? Find out about the variety of exciting and challenging subjects available to study with us at undergraduate level.
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Familiarise yourself with the core professional themes that run throughout the course, and the biomedical scientific principles which underpin clinical practice: the IDEALS (Innovation, Development...Study biomedical sciences and integrate anatomy with radiology, physiology, clinical assessment and pharmacology. You’ll learn about the psychological and societal aspects of behaviour and human de...Building on the fundamentals. You’ll enhance your understanding of clinical conditions, whilst developing insight into clinical laboratory science and the role of ethics and law in healthcare provision. 1. Learn about the anatomy of the musculoskeletal and nervous systems. 1. Develop your consultation, diagnostic and practical skills with clinical ...
Increasing clinical exposure with clinical placements. 1. Integrate your clinical skills and knowledge through five five-week clinical placements. Placements include Medicine, Surgery, Elderly Medicine, Primary Care, ENT, Ophthalmology, Dermatology and Radiology, giving an excellent grounding in clinical practice and a diverse range of conditions. ...
Gaining in clinical experience with speciality placements. 1. Develop a greater understanding of the genetic, social and environmental factors that determine disease, appreciate the principles of treatment and response to treatment. 1. Learn about anaesthetic and perioperative care, acute and critical care, women and children’s health, recurrent an...
The transition from medical student to doctor. In your final year, you will be able to call on your learning from throughout your course and prepare for life as an Foundation doctor. The transition from student to doctor will be eased by six four-week placements, designed to help you build strong relationships with clinical teams. Of the six clinic...
As well as our wide-ranging curriculum, you have the chance to tailor your studies through: 1. Intercalation– taking an extra degree in one year, usually after year 2, 3 or 4 of the MBChB. It’s a chance to broaden your knowledge and enhance your career opportunities. Up to a half our undergraduate medical students choose to intercalate each year. 1...
The list shown below represents typical modules/components studied and may change from time to time. Read more in our terms and conditions. For more information and a full list of typical modules available on this course, please read Medicine and Surgery MBChB in the course catalogue
We want to inspire the next generation of doctors. At Leeds you will learn from innovative, leading professionals who directly inform the curriculum with world-leading medical research. Our students are encouraged to fulfil their potential from day one and are empowered to apply their growing knowledge to the real patients they meet to develop thei...
We take support of our students seriously. Regular contact with your personal tutor guides your academic progress and personal development, to enable you to achieve your full potential. You’re supported by your fellow-medical students through pairing with second-year students who mentor you and are there to help when you need it. On this course you...
We have an international reputation for high quality assessment. Throughout the course, assessment is designed to build your knowledge and skills, following two broad approaches: 1. Assessment for Learning - an informal evaluation technique to identify areas for specific individual support and inspire personal reflection on your performance – throu...
Welcome to the School of Medicine. Here you'll find out all you need to do when you're on campus and on placement, plus how to report attendance. As well as the information on these web pages, you can find teaching resources in Minerva.
Key to our student support provision is our personal tutor programme. As a student at the School of Medicine you will be assigned a personal tutor who will work with you to help identify and address any problems, ensuring that you are able to make the most of your learning opportunities at Leeds.
Our new Gateway to Medicine course is a six-year course comprising of a Foundation year followed by a run through into the five-year MBChB medical degree. It is designed specifically for students from widening participation backgrounds who are hoping to take their first steps into Medicine.
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Leeds is the first medical school in the UK with ultrasound teaching and clinical skills integrated across the whole five years of our MBChB degree – preparing our students for a changing model of healthcare practice.
