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PhD in Medicine - Infection and Global Health
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  • The Infection and Global Health Research Division works in a wide range of fields that includes clinical trials, genetics, anti-microbial resistance, diagnostic tools, education and global health
    MSc (by research) in Neuroscience - Cellular and Behavioural Neuroscience
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  • The 1-year MSc (by research) degree, in either Psychology or Neuroscience, consists solely of an independent research project conducted over a 12-month period (or an equivalent period of part-time
    PhD in Medicine - Population and Behavioural Science
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  • We undertake research in the School of Medicine, transforming health promotion, prevention, early detection, management of illness and communication locally, nationally and globally. We are a
    MSc (Res) in Medicine - Infection and Global Health
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  • The infection and global health division focusses on clinical research internationally. We have ongoing projects in the UK through strong links to NHS Fife and the wider health service nationally,
    MSc (Res) in Medicine - Population and Behavioural Science
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  • The population and behavioural science division bring together research teams working to understand and improve the health of individual children, adolescents and adults as well as populations.
    PhD in Psychology - Social and Group Processes
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  • The PhD, in either Psychology or Neuroscience, is a research-based degree, normally conducted over a period of 3 years (or 6 years if taken on a part-time basis), under the supervision of one or more
    MSc (by research) in Psychology - Social and Group Processes
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  • The 1-year MSc (by research) degree, in either Psychology or Neuroscience, consists solely of an independent research project conducted over a 12-month period (or an equivalent period of part-time
    PhD in Psychology - Cellular and Developmental neuroscience
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  • The PhD, in either Psychology or Neuroscience, is a research-based degree, normally conducted over a period of 3 years (or 6 years if taken on a part-time basis), under the supervision of one or more
    MSc (by research) in Psychology - Cellular and Behavioural Neuroscience
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  • The breadth and variety of psychology and neuroscience taught in the School is a particular strength, with significant opportunities to collaborate and benefit from a range of techniques applied to