Masters Degrees (Urology)

Learn from frontline urology clinicians and combine a comprehensive insight into all aspects of urological nursing with tailored, flexible sub-specialities, on a course for registered adult nurses and qualified physician associates. Read more

Gain a comprehensive insight into all aspects of urological nursing on a programme for registered adult nurses and qualified physician associates, enabling you to become part of a growing community of urological practitioners. Read more

You’re looking to specialise in urology, and to be taught by some of the best urology practitioners and academics in the UK. This course will help you develop your clinical, leadership and research skills. Read more

The significant benefits of a Urology programme are many, and the scope for global impact is large, this is evident in the 10% of Europe’s daily medical care that is taken up by Urology-related problems. Read more

The significant benefits of a Urology programme are many, and the scope for global impact is large, this is evident in the 10% of Europe’s daily medical care that is taken up by Urology-related problems. Read more

This course will prepare you to meet the challenges of current and future urologic medicine and surgery. This surgical field is constantly evolving with technology being the main driver. Read more

This programme is delivered by the University in partnership with the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, and leads to the award of Master of Surgery (ChM). Read more

We offer supervision for the MPhil in Medicine and Surgery in the following areas: anaesthesia care of the elderly child health critical care dermatology… Read more

The MSc by Research in Surgical Sciences is a full time research programme offering research training across a range of scientific areas for both clinical and non-clinical graduates, within an academic surgery department. Read more

The DPhil in Surgical Sciences is a full-time doctoral programme offering research training across a range of scientific areas for both clinical and non- clinical graduates within an academic surgery department. Read more

One year of supervised laboratory-based research examined by thesis and an oral examination. This is not a taught course. Read more