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We have the only orthopaedic-focused intercalated BMSc in the UK, taught by experts in the field of orthopaedics, biomechanics, and motion analysis
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Deepen your understanding of the human body and develop hands-on dissection skills with soft-fix Thiel-embalmed cadavers
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Learn from pathologists and researchers about the effects of neurodegenerative disease in the context of normal and abnormal structure and function
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Study how human factors and behaviour can be used to understand, analyse, and improve health care
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Study the impact healthcare policy can have on individuals and groups and how healthcare compares across the world
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Explore and evaluate the key principles of educational theory within the context of medicine, and learn how to apply these theoretical elements to practice
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Learn about scientific method and communication, as well as cardiovascular and diabetes medicine
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Learn about the genetic basis of human disease, including cancer, and how treatment is applied in clinical practice with a focus on personalised medicine
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Approximately 1 in 7 couples of reproductive age being diagnosed as infertile, demand is increasing for Assisted Conception Treatment (ART)
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Based on the University of Dundee's Ninewells campus, with Ninewells Hospital (one of the largest teaching hospitals in the UK), our range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses will help you to prepare for the greatly increased pace of change in medical knowledge and practice
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Be a confident, able doctor, prepared for practice, by developing a flexible, patient-centred style of care, underpinned by scientific and clinical knowledge
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Latest research from the Universities of Dundee and Bristol has determined key details on the formation of large-scale functional structures during early embryonic development.
Learn how to use a degree in Medicine to enhance your career prospects
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Explore undergraduate and postgraduate Medicine courses at Dundee
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Researchers led by the University of Dundee have developed a way of exploring a ‘cellular mosh pit’ that may shed light on processes such as embryo development, wound healing and cancer growth.
We still have places available on several courses for those looking to start in September 2024