An MD is a programme for medical professionals to obtain a research degree. During your MD, you'll do research that draws on your clinical expertise. Your research may involve clinical trials,

Champion our ‘One Health, One Medicine' approach, which brings together expertise from a broad range of multidisciplinary areas. Complete a combination of research and clinical practice over a period

Students will present a thesis completed while employed, or they will submit published work embodying research in some aspect of Medicine.LearningDoctoral skills onlineResearch projectSupervisory

Students will present a thesis completed while employed, or they will submit published work embodying research in some aspect of Medicine.LearningDoctoral skills onlineResearch projectSupervisory

Make a significant contribution to your clinical specialty with the published research you’ll produce on a programme designed specifically for medical graduates in clinical practice. On this

About the CourseBased in the School of Medicine, successful completion of this two year, full-time or four year, part-time postgraduate research degree will enable you to complete a doctoral level

The MD in Medical and Health Care Studies is based around four key themes: Biomarkers and Genes; Devices; Microbes and Immunity; Patient and Population Health and Informatics. Our programme is

The MD Degree is a postgraduate research degree awarded for original research carried out in a clinical or health-care related context. To be eligible for the MD Degree, candidates must be a graduate

Why choose this course?This is a research degree designed for practising medical professionals who wish to undertake research in their chosen speciality and enhance their career in the profession.

This programme is aimed at qualified doctors with clinical experience, providing a tailored training component accompanying student doctoral research. Strong links between clinicians and the

About the courseThe Doctorate in Medicine has been designed to enable clinicians working in practice who wish to undertake a substantial programme of individual research, while under the principal