434 Full-time Master's in Medicine in United Kingdom

The Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine course at Aston University is designed for ambitious biosciences graduates, clinicians, and health professionals who want to make a tangible impact in regenerative medicine and biomedical innovation.

The Dentistry and Dental Sciences programme from Newcastle University allows you to explore dentistry and dental sciences with our MPhil and PhD.

The Diagnostic Radiography (Pre-Registration) programme from Teesside University is a unique, progressive, and integrated fast-track course. It incorporates natural sciences, clinical sciences, health policy, and research methods.

On University of Southampton's Master degree of Public Health, you'll learn how to promote health, prevent disease and address major global threats to the health landscape. Our leading experts in the sector will help you gain the skills you need to start a career that makes a difference on a local, national and global scale.

The Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery programme of the University of Glasgow is designed for dental graduates who wish to develop clinical and research skills in oral and maxillofacial surgery. It will provide you with a qualification which will enable you to extend your clinical diagnostic and treatment skills to a higher level.

The Medical Anthropology degree offered by the Brunel University of London will equip you with a broad, general understanding of anthropology and how it might be applied to medical and health-related problems.

The Independent Prescribing for Pharmacists Practice Certificate from De Montfort University is designed for pharmacists working in a variety of areas, including in community pharmacies, hospitals, general practice, prisons, or the private sector. 

Designed as both an introduction and update in the fields of gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition, this Gastroenterology course delivered by Queen Mary University of London is aimed at practising clinicians who want to learn more about the science underpinning clinical diseases and their management. It also offers you the opportunity to learn the latest research techniques.

The Artificial Intelligence for Medicine and Health course from University of Bristol study alongside students from healthcare, life sciences, and engineering, with a curriculum tailored to diverse academic backgrounds.

This Oral Medicine programme at the University of Bristol is aimed at qualified dental clinicians looking to develop competency in clinical oral medicine. 

Enhance your career progression through this postgraduate educational General and Oncoplastic Breast Surgery course from Teesside University, working with our consultant specialist surgeons and surgical faculty, with five potential pathways available.

The Pharmaceutical and Biopharmaceutical Formulations degree at University of Sunderland is one of the few Masters course in the UK that covers biopharmaceuticals as well as pharmaceuticals. Study innovative ways to improve the health and wellbeing of our society. Enjoy the flexibility to pursue personal interests in considerable depth.

This Oral Sciences novel interdisciplinary course from Newcastle University examines how the latest research is improving the diagnosis and treatment of oral diseases and advancing the effective delivery of oral healthcare.

The Sports Medicine course at University of Chester offers a rigorous and applied learning experience tailored for professionals and graduates aiming to specialise in sports medicine. 

This Anaesthesia and Perioperative Medicine course delivered by Queen Mary University of London  is designed to ensure that you acquire the theoretical understanding and skills to advance and promote knowledge in the specialty, as well as develop your leadership skills.

This Molecular Medicine course from University of Derby enables you to gain a stand-alone research qualification or bridge the gap between an undergraduate degree and a PhD whilst raising your profile as a confident and independent researcher.

The Precision Medicine (with Specialisms) programme of the University of Glasgow is designed to directly meet research demands in the NHS, industry and academia where there is a need for scientists with both biological knowledge and the computational, statistical, analytical, and practical skills to drive precision medicine.

They're a major training base for the next generation of cancer researchers. Throughout the Cancer programme at Newcastle University, clinicians, scientists and students engaged in cancer research share a common purpose: to improve treatment outcomes for patients with cancer.

Undertake research that offers the opportunity to make significant impact on strategies to detect and treat cancer on our Radiobiology and Radiotherapy degree delivered by the University of Liverpool.

This Medical Statistics course from Lancaster University will develop your expertise in statistical methods for the medical and pharmaceutical industries, with the intention of progressing your career in these fields.