Undergraduate studying

Videos and other resources to help you discover what it's like to study in the Deanery of Biomedical Sciences.

Biomedical sciences involves the study of the processes behind human health and disease and developments in the field drive and guide improvements in medical practice.

Our BSc (Hons) Medical Sciences is a multidisciplinary programme that provides the knowledge, skills and personal and professional development appropriate for graduate entry to medicine, medical research or careers in one of the many healthcare or healthcare-related professions.

The four year dual award UG programme in Integrative Biomedical Sciences is taught by the new ZJE Institute, a collaboration between the University of Edinburgh and Zhejiang University in China.

This four year dual award UG programme in Biomedical Informatics is taught by the new ZJE Institute, a collaboration between the University of Edinburgh and Zhejiang University in China.

The Bachelor of Medical Sciences with Honours degree programmes may be intercalated as part of the MBChB programme. The intercalated BMedSci is taken at the end of second year.

Veterinary medicine at Edinburgh mixes the best traditions with award-winning, progressive teaching. Our outstanding hospitals and teaching facilities provide an excellent environment to develop your practical and clinical skills.

Information on our elective courses.

Visiting us and asking questions is a good way to find out if we're the right choice for your studies.

Our graduates in Biomedical Sciences and Medical Sciences are highly sought after, with Edinburgh in the top 20 of the Global Employability University ranking.

Further information on the provision of predicted grades.

Samantha tells us why she chose to study Neuroscience at the University.

Beth tells us about her experience studying in the Deanery.

Liza shared with us why she chose to study Pharmacology at the Deanery of Biomedical Sciences.

Maialen shared with us why she chose to study BSc Neuroscience at the Deanery of Biomedical Sciences.

Alejandro on his experiences as an international students and hopes for the future.

Aliyah speaks to us about balancing her studies with commuting, working and breeding rabbits!