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Lincoln Medical School is a partnership between the universities of Nottingham and Lincoln. The School delivers the University of Nottingham’s Medicine and Medicine with Foundation Year degree programmes, enhanced with a Lincolnshire flavour. The courses are taught at the University of Lincoln's Brayford Pool Campus and students have access to specialist teaching facilities. The brand new purpose-built Ross Lucas Medical Sciences Building was completed in March 2021 incorporating lecture theatres, laboratories, a clinical skills suite with consultation rooms, a prosection anatomy suite, and a biomedical and health sciences library.
Lincoln Medical School was established in 2018 with the specific aim of improving the recruitment and retention of doctors to Lincolnshire. Our first students started their studies in September 2019, and the University of Lincoln is now working towards providing medical courses independently from the University of Nottingham, starting in the 2026/27 academic year, subject to General Medical Council approval.
Join us live at 4.30pm on Tuesday 8 July for the first of two Live Lounges designed to support you with your application to study medicine. In the first instalment, we will be covering all-important application timelines, entry requirements, personal statements, and UCAT, followed by an opportunity to ask any questions you have.
The teaching and learning methods used on the Medicine programmes take many different forms. Examples of these include anatomy sessions, case-based learning, clinical relevance sessions, clinical skills sessions, eLearning, lab sessions, lectures, placements, practical classes, self-study, seminars, and tutorials.
The Dean of the Lincoln Medical School, Professor Jamie Read, introduces the school.
The role of the Clinical Academic Training Office (CATO) is to be a central contact point for students undertaking an Internship, MSc by Research and to support Academic Clinical Fellows (ACFs).
Find out more about the next phase of the medical school's development: for Lincoln Medical School to operate independently of the University of Nottingham from the 2026-27 academic year, dependent on General Medical Council approval.
Our students can benefit from specialist facilities including anatomy and clinical skills suites. The purpose-built Ross Lucas Medical Sciences Building was completed in March 2021 incorporating lecture theatres, laboratories, a clinical skills suite with consultation rooms, a prosection anatomy suite, and a biomedical and health sciences library.
Find out more about our experienced team from both the University of Lincoln and University of Nottingham.
