The Master of Surgery at the University of Exeter is designed for aspiring surgical professionals seeking to deepen their expertise and contribute to advancements in surgical practice. You will engage with a dynamic research environment that bridges discovery, translation, and impact, working from bench to bedside and beyond. This postgraduate program is ideal for those passionate about addressing lifelong diseases, infectious diseases, or neuroscience, and who wish to develop advanced research methods, data science, and bioinformatics skills within a leading health and life sciences faculty.
This full-time, on-campus Masters degree is studied over three years, immersing you in a community that benefits from research-led teaching and access to outstanding facilities. You will explore core themes such as genes, molecules, cells, and biology, alongside health and care policy and services, often working alongside National Health Service (NHS) professionals. You will graduate with enhanced research capabilities and a sophisticated understanding of surgical innovation, prepared for impactful careers in clinical practice and academic research.