The College of Life Sciences & Medicine is recognised internationally for excellence in research and teaching. The Graduate School was created in 2003 to support the provision of high-quality postgraduate training and to enhance the academic experience of graduate students within the College. We aim to provide high-quality training within a research-intensive environment, to support the academic, professional and personal development all of our students and to promote excellence in supervision and teaching.
We offer a wide variety of postgraduate degree opportunities including PhD and MD doctoral research training programmes, masters by research and a range of taught postgraduate masters programmes. With 350 postgraduate research and 230 postgraduate masters students the Graduate School provides a vibrant and intellectually stimulating environment in which to study.
Whether you are already a postgraduate student in the College or are thinking of joining us, you will find all the information you need here, including information on the application and admission processes. Download our Taught Postgraduate Guide pdf.
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