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
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...
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...
Health Economics
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...
Principles of Oncoplastic Breast Surgery
Delivered entirely online, our course is designed to provide surgeons the world-over with access to high-quality education in oncoplastic breast surgery. Using...
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...
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...
Medicine with a Gateway Year
Walk out into the world as a highly competent, empathic and confident doctor, with a course that gives you hands-on experience and rigorous training in modern...
Medicine
Studying Medicine at Norwich Medical School means that you will join an exceptional group of medical students studying in a thriving student-centred learning...
Doctorate in Clinical Psychology-ClinPsyD
Research
Reducing Resistiveness and Enhancing Engagement in Personal Care in Severe Dementia (Pro-CARE)
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The mental health impact of pandemics for front line health care staff
Mental health problems such as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, anxiety and depression are common among healthcare staff during and immediately after pandemics –...
E-cigs better than gum or patches to help people quit smoking
Electronic cigarettes could increase the number of people who stop smoking compared to nicotine replacement therapy – such as chewing gum and patches – according...
UEA community celebrates four awards in Queen's Birthday Honours
Four pioneering female members of the University of East Anglia’s (UEA’s) community have been recognised for their lifelong work in the Queen’s Birthday Honours.
Norfolk care homes to benefit from £1.2 million UEA project
Researchers at UEA will be part of a £1.2 million government-funded project to improve care in residential homes, which were hard-hit by the Covid-19 crisis.
Could a poo transplant one day be the secret of eternal youth?
Faecal transplants could one day be used as a therapy to restore cognitive function in the elderly – according to new research from the University of East...
Large scale COVID-19 genome sequencing in Norfolk helps manage outbreaks
An in-depth analysis of the genome sequence of coronavirus circulating in Norfolk, UK by researchers at the Quadram Institute and the University of East Anglia,...
Lockdown impact: worsening symptoms for people with bone, joint and muscle pain
People with bone, joint and muscle pain saw their symptoms worsen during lockdown – according to new research from the University of East Anglia.
How Vitamin C could help over 50s retain muscle mass
Vitamin C could be the key to better muscles in later life – according to new research from UEA.