The Department of Medical Education sits within the Department of Medical and Social Care Education.

Our aim is to improve the health of individuals through research, innovation, and teaching focused on patient populations and the health systems affecting their care.

We aim to build on our existing partnerships and contribute to the creation of effective health policy that demonstrates real impact to total population health.

School of Population and Public Health, University of British Columbia, Vancouver

Both public health and population health value the well being of a community equally. Where they differ is in the way that each addresses and studies the health of a population.

Warwick Clinical Trials Unit

Ageing is one of Newcastle University's three Societal Challenge Themes. It is an extension of more than 20 years of ageing research in the city, which has positioned us amongst a handful of global leaders in the field. Under the umbrella of the Newcastle University Institute for Ageing, we have a significant number of academics, clinicians and researchers working on all aspects of ageing; from medical, biological and cellular, to psychosocial, economic and environmental.

Our vision is to be world-leading in research and development that enhances the knowledge, expertise and engaged scholarship of nursing, midwifery, public health and allied health professions research

Swansea University's Medical School is a centre of excellence in world-class teaching and research.

Located in the heart of the Swansea University Campus, the Medical School delivers a comprehensive portfolio of programmes spanning medicine, health, life science and chemistry, from undergraduate and postgraduate dgrees to professional graduate training and research.

We also work closely with our NHS partners in achieving excellence in  teaching, research and clinical service.

The School of Health and Social Care comprises five leading-edge subject areas: Adult Nursing and Midwifery, Allied Health Sciences, Children’s Nursing, Mental Health and Learning Disabilities, and Primary and Social Care, as well our Institute of Vocational Learning which supports career development for working professionals. You can choose from a wide range of accredited courses, which will prepare you for a variety of careers in health and social care.

Building on from the Buckingham ethos of putting the student first and above all else, our medical school is small enough for our students to be part of a coherent and supportive community, and large enough to provide all the experience you need to become a medical practitioner.

Warwick Primary Care is the focal point for research, teaching and development work at Warwick Medical School related to primary care.