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

The MSc in Aesthetic Medicine offered by Apsley Business School is designed for professionals hoping to integrate the latest scholarship and theory with the practical day-to-day aspects of their business. 

The Paediatrics and Child Health course at Brighton and Sussex Medical School offers an M.Sc. degree, designed for full-time study over one year or part-time over three to five years. This programme combines clinical education with research methodologies, preparing students for advanced roles in child health. It is an excellent choice for both UK and international applicants.

This Precision Medicine Cancer Omics from University of Brighton gives pharmacy, biochemistry, biomedical and biology graduates the opportunity to help shape the future of healthcare, through the study of precision medicine and oncology.

The Personalised Medicine programme at Ulster University offers a sophisticated approach to modern healthcare. This master degree, delivered via a public study mode, focuses on tailoring medical treatment to individual patient characteristics. Students engage with cutting-edge genomic and diagnostic data over the duration of the course.

 University College London (UCL) Ophthalmology MSc provides an in depth engagement with the study of Ophthalmology in a contemporary clinical and research-focused context. It is intended to provide a comprehensive grounding in the principles, approaches and methodologies that inform current practice in the specific clinical sub-specialities in this rapidly advancing area.

The Advanced General Medical Practice course from The College of Medicine and Dentistry has been designed to support international medical doctors who wish to gain a Master of Science postgraduate qualification and work in the UK.

Whether you've studied medicine, physiotherapy or have a strong clinical background in musculoskeletal health (MSK), the Sports and Exercise Medicine MSc from University of Nottingham allows you to specialise in managing sports injuries and illnesses, explore the relationship between exercise and health, and get real-life experience in the field.

This Translational Medical Research course from University of Cambridge will consist of taught and research elements focusing on key areas of research excellence of the Department of Medicine: translational immunology, pandemic preparedness, cardiovascular and respiratory research, and acute and emergency care.

At the Centre of Evidence Based Dermatology (CEBD), within the Dermatology programme from University of Nottingham, students conduct independent research into the treatment and prevention of skin disease that is of direct relevance to patients, clinicians and NHS managers.

Genomic Medicine from University of Cambridge addresses the perceived skills deficit in data science and computational skills that is common in many postgraduate students

The Centre for Kidney Research and Innovation (CKRI) aims to deliver this Kidney Medicine innovative programme of clinical and translational research at University of Nottingham in the areas of kidney disease and dialysis therapy, which will directly lead to improvements in treatments and outcomes for patients.

The Respiratory Medicine programme from University of Nottingham undertakes bench to bedside research in the major respiratory disease areas including asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), respiratory infections, CF/bronchiectasis, interstitial and rare lung diseases as well as lung cancer. 

At the Imperial Cancer Innovation programme you can develop skills across disciplines to further your proficiency of experimental and computational research, and push forward research in cancer biology.

The Medical Ethics, Law and Humanities program at City St George's, University of London introduces students to key perspectives in medical ethics, law and humanities and to problems arising in current healthcare practice and biomedical research

The Podiatry (Pre-Registration) MSc offered by University of Brighton is aimed at graduates wishing to gain both a professional and academic qualification and start a career in this challenging and highly rewarding field.

The Genomic Medicine programme from the University of Cambridge aims to provide professionally relevant teaching and learning informed by research in an integrated clinical and research environment.

The Cardiology programme from University of Brighton is designed to train healthcare professionals to be the clinical leaders of the future by providing a mix of clinical and professional knowledge relevant to the practice of cardiology in contemporary healthcare.

This Audiology (Pre-Registration) course from Queen Margaret University provides a fast-track route to an audiology qualification for individuals who hold a degree (or equivalent) in a related discipline (linguistics, psychology, physics, behavioural science, biological science, speech and language therapy or some combination of these).

The MSc in Investigative Ophthalmology and Vision Science at The University of Manchester is a one-year full-time or up to four years part-time programme. This course is designed for those aiming to deepen their understanding of ocular diseases and their treatments while engaging with current research in the field.

The Aesthetics (Minimally-invasive Aesthetics) MS at UCL is designed for healthcare professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in aesthetic practices. This full-time or part-time programme lasts one to two years, equipping students with essential skills in patient safety and innovative techniques.