Learn from the experts in Graduate Entry Medicine
Conducting research into the latest medical issues is at the forefront of the School of Medicine. With us, you’ll benefit from the expertise of our leading researchers and clinicians
Here at the University of Nottingham, the quality of our learning experience is of utmost importance we have world-leading academics and researchers alongside the best learning environment and facilities to help you meet your maximum potential.
From Clinical Associate Professor Shalini Ojha’s research in keeping babies born prematurely healthy to Clinical Associate Professor Fiona Pearce’s research in helping people with rare diseases leading to how they were protected during Covid-19, our academics are truly inspirational. We offer you the chance to benefit from their knowledge and expertise while you’re studying with us.
Spotlight on Professor Maarten Taal and Nick Selby
The Centre for Kidney Research and Innovation (CKRI) is an internationally recognised renal research group. Professor Taal is an international expert in chronic kidney disease (CKD), and Professor Selby in acute kidney injury (AKI). Together, they lead a clinically focussed research programme that aims to improve the treatment for patients with kidney disease, including a collaboration with the Sir Peter Mansfield Imaging centre so that novel MRI methods can be tested in clinical settings.
You’ll get to work with Professor Taal and Professor Selby on the Urogenital System module, in which they teach renal physiology combined with clinical nephrology.
