Masters Programmes in Life Sciences & Medicine

We offer an exciting range of postgraduate taught programmes at masters, diploma and certificate level across three Schools within the College:

School of Biological Sciences
School of Medical Sciences
School of Medicine & Dentistry

The College of Life Sciences & Medicine also has a Graduate School to which all postgraduate students belong. It offers an excellent environment for both taught and research qualifications, and provides students with a culture of excellence in teaching and research.

Click here to view a copy of our guide to taught postgraduate programmes.  Detailed information about our Masters programmes can also be found here.

The College of Life Sciences & Medicine has long been known for expanding the frontiers of science teaching, learning and research.  Building bridges between science and everyday life: the College’s work is making an impact in applying science to improving healthcare, addressing the fundamental biological consequences of environmental change and in realising the commercial potential of science ideas with outputs ranging from pharmacology to fish immunology.

Home to one of the first-established medical schools in Britain, and situated on the largest medical campus in Europe, the College’s medical science research ranges from bench to bedside in applying science to improving healthcare.  Our biological science and psychology researchers are based a short distance away on the historic Old Aberdeen Campus, which houses the rest of the University.

More than 1,200 staff and 3,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students from all over the world belong to the College of Life Sciences & Medicine, providing a dynamic and vibrant research-led centre with first class teaching. 

Author: Fiona Insch

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