Small group teaching in Consulting Room D1035, Queen's Medical Centre Medical School, University Park

Medicine BMedSci and BMBS

Medical School, Nottingham, UK

Course overview

Doctors play a vital role in the lives of so many, from the most joyful, to the toughest moments. At Nottingham, we'll help you gain the clinical skills, knowledge and confidence to lead people through some of life’s most significant times.

Indicative modules

Mandatory

Year 1

Biomedical Skills 1

Mandatory

Year 1

Integrated Medicine 1

Mandatory

Year 1

Medicine 1

Mandatory

Year 1

Medicine 2

Mandatory

Year 2

Biomedical Skills 2

Mandatory

Year 2

Clinical Medicine

Mandatory

Year 2

Integrated Medicine 2

Mandatory

Year 2

Medicine 3

Mandatory

Year 2

Medicine 4

Optional

Year 2

Complementary and Alternative Medicines

Optional

Year 2

Hearing Healthcare: From bench to bedside and back again

Optional

Year 2

History of Anatomy and Medicine

Optional

Year 2

Neuron Connectivity and Brain Function: From Development to Degeneration

Optional

Year 2

Risky Business: Understanding & Preventing Medical Error

Optional

Year 2

Laboratory Testing in Infection

Optional

Year 2

Translational Neuro-Oncology

Optional

Year 2

Physics of the Body

Optional

Year 2

Patient and Public Involvement in Research: "No research about me, without me"

Optional

Year 2

Pain: Aetiology, Consequences and Treatment

Optional

Year 2

Introduction to Sensory Neuroscience: Hearing Vision, Touch

Optional

Year 2

Drug Safety

Mandatory

Year 3

Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics

Mandatory

Year 3

Early Primary Care

Mandatory

Year 3

Evidence Based Medicine

Mandatory

Year 3

Honours Year Project

Optional

Year 3

Anti-Cancer Therapies and Cardiovascular Disease

Optional

Year 3

Cancer

Optional

Year 3

GPCR polymorphisms, disease and personalised medicine

Optional

Year 3

Improving your Chances of Publication

Optional

Year 3

Innate Immunity and the Immunopathology of Inflammation

Optional

Year 3

The Molecular Pathology of Cancer

Optional

Year 3

Patient safety, human error and avoiding harm in healthcare

Optional

Year 3

Respiratory Medicine

Optional

Year 3

Models and Approaches in Mental Illness

Optional

Year 3

Quantitative and Qualitative Methods for Mental Health Research

Optional

Year 3

Critical Thinking Skills in Epidemiology and Public Health

Optional

Year 3

Principles of Surgical Infection

Optional

Year 3

Developmental Neuroscience

Optional

Year 3

Clinical Applications of Current Neuroglia Research

Optional

Year 3

Malignant Haematology

Optional

Year 3

Clinical Renal Physiology and Therapeutics

Optional

Year 3

Introduction to Functional Medical Disorders

Mandatory

Year 4

Preparation for Practice

Mandatory

Year 4

Foundations for Practice

Mandatory

Year 4

Advanced Practice

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About modules

The above is a sample of the typical modules we offer, but is not intended to be construed or relied on as a definitive list of what might be available in any given year. This content was last updated on Thursday 16 January 2025. Due to timetabling availability, there may be restrictions on some module combinations.

Books in the George Green library, University Park. November 5th 2021.

I love studying medicine at Nottingham because of the overwhelmingly friendly atmosphere. Everyone is so keen to support you on your journey to become a doctor. Outside of the fantastic academic course, there are so many extra-curricular opportunities to get involved in, a lot of which are co-ordinated by MedSoc. This is a student-run society that manages over 60 clubs and societies, organises a whole host of events and focuses heavily on welfare. I can’t recommend Nottingham Medical School enough.

Pascal Vogiaridis

current student, former MedSoc President (2020-2021)

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