Norwich Medical School
What does it take to work in medicine? We prepare you to become confident, informed and adaptable, with the most advanced knowledge at your fingertips.
We offer experience. Our undergraduate students start clinical placements early in their first year, ensuring they get a solid grounding in practice. We also provide opportunities to explore further and deeper, with postgraduate programmes including Clinical Psychology and Physician Associates, and a range of intercalated degrees and professional development courses.
We offer support. We train our students in essential skills such as problem-solving and communication, and pair them with personal advisers to support them.
We offer knowledge. With over £60 million worth of ongoing research, we are expanding the world's understanding of ageing, public health, and cardiometabolic and gut health.
Courses
Clinical Science
Clinical Science research underpins every aspect of modern medicine. Clinical research and practice operate as quite separate entities, but it is now widely...
Health Economics SeNSS
How can we increase effectiveness and efficiency? What is the monetary impact of smoking on the healthcare system? What value should we place on this drug or...
Clinical Education
Studying for a Master’s in Clinical Education at UEA will set you apart as a leader and educator in your field. Designed for health and social care...
Doctorate in Clinical Psychology-ClinPsyD
The University of East Anglia Clinical Psychology Doctoral Programme lasts for three calendar years and leads to the qualification of Doctorate in Clinical...
Master of Science in Principles of Regional Anaesthesia
As a student on this course, you’ll take part in fully-online, tutor-mediated discussions, centered around realistic cases, within our VLE. This innovative...
Medicine
Make a positive difference to people’s lives and study Medicine with us. Join the thriving student-centred learning environment of Norwich Medical School, where...
Physician Associate Studies
Train for a Master’s in Physician Associate Studies and you’ll be set for a career as a versatile, dynamic healthcare professional. You’ll play a vital role in...
Medicine with a Gateway Year
Make a positive difference to people’s lives and study Medicine with us. We want everyone who has the passion and potential to succeed to have the chance to...
Research
Reducing Resistiveness and Enhancing Engagement in Personal Care in Severe Dementia (Pro-CARE)
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How cranberries could improve memory and ward off dementia
Adding cranberries to your diet could help improve memory and brain function, and lower ‘bad’ cholesterol – according to new research from the University of East...
Timing of heart surgery crucial, research shows
Valve replacement heart surgery should be performed earlier than conventionally thought for people with aortic stenosis – according to new research from the...
UEA’s research confirmed as ‘world-leading’ by national assessment
The global significance and real-world impact of the University of East Anglia’s (UEA’s) research has been confirmed with the Research Excellence Framework 2021...
Research priorities for smell disorders revealed
From stem cell therapy to regenerating smell receptors, experts at the University of East Anglia have helped develop a list of research priorities for people...
Faecal transplants reverse hallmarks of ageing
In the search for eternal youth, poo transplants may seem like an unlikely way to reverse the ageing process.
How MRI could revolutionise heart failure diagnosis
Using MRI scans to detect heart failure could revolutionise how the condition is diagnosed, thanks to new research from the University of East Anglia and the...
Precision medicine discovers hidden genetic connections behind IBD
Patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) develop the condition due to distinct and different mechanisms determined by their genetics, according to new...
Five types of bacteria linked to aggressive prostate cancer
Researchers at the University of East Anglia have found a link between bacteria and aggressive forms of prostate cancer.