Institute of Medical Education
We aim to attract, train and retain the very best doctors.
The Institute of Medical Education oversees undergraduate and taught postgraduate medical studies and is responsible for all aspects of medical education, from admissions and assessment to the curriculum and medical education reserach.
For degrees by research, see Postgraduate Research Degrees in Medicine
C21: Developing tomorrow's doctors
C21 is a systematic and ambitious project to create a world class medical programme for the future, meeting the needs of medicine and medical students in the decades to come.
Medical Education Research
Research in the Institute is aimed at improving medical education. This work is disseminated internationally and forms an evidence-base that the School draws upon in its own teaching and curriculum development.
Information for Staff
Equality and Diversity
Events
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C21 4th Annual Curriculum Conference
7th March 2014Date for your Diary - Friday 7 March 2014. The Institute of Medical Education's 4th Annual Curriculum Conference: C21 Curriculum showcase will be held in Cardiff. More details will be available closer to the time.
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David A. Hirsh: Curricular Integration
4th June, 16.00‑17.00David will be talking about Harvard's longitudinal integrated clerkshipVenue: UHW Main Building -
Advanced small group teaching
Session 117th June, 14.00‑16.00A workshop over three sessions to prepare facilitators for case-study teaching in the new C21 curriculum
News
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The School of Medicine Student Achievement Day, 2012
26th November 2012The School of Medicine has formally recognised the exceptional performance of medical students in academic and other pursuits at its fifth annual Student Achievement Day.
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The Essential Role of Gap Junctions and Connexins in Immune Health
20th May 2013Cardiff-edited book published on “Connexin Cell Communication Channels: Roles in the Immune System and Immunopathology” -
Careers in Research Online Survey 2013
7th May 2013Please complete CROS if your primary responsibility is to conduct research and you are employed for this purpose. It should only take about 20 minutes to complete the survey, but …