The MSc in Clinical Endocrinology at Queen Mary University of London is designed for individuals seeking to enter or advance their careers in endocrinology. This program offers a comprehensive curriculum covering both theoretical knowledge and practical clinical applications of the field. Students will benefit from the expertise of the Centre for Endocrinology, renowned for its cutting-edge research and clinical practice. The course emphasizes interactive learning through group projects and discussions, and includes opportunities for clinical observation to solidify practical understanding. Learning methods combine online materials with face-to-face tutorials, utilizing a 'flipped classroom' approach.
The MSc program is structured over three terms, comprising eight taught modules and a dissertation. Each taught module is 15 credits and typically covers material over four weeks, including assignments. The teaching methodology uses blended learning and a 'flipped classroom' model, where students engage with online materials before attending regular face-to-face tutorials for consolidation and group activities. Clinical observation sessions are integrated throughout the course.
This MSc equips graduates with advanced knowledge and skills for careers in clinical endocrinology, research, or related medical fields.
EU/EEA/Swiss students should refer to specific guidance regarding post-Brexit arrangements.
Residential fees for 2026-27 range from £6,769.53 to £12,603.38 per year for a single room. Postgraduate accommodation licenses are for 51 weeks. Fees include energy, water, communal cleaning, Wi-Fi, and personal possessions insurance.
This program is offered by the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, an internationally renowned centre for excellence.
The international tuition fee for the MSc in Clinical Endocrinology is £31,450 per year.
You need a medical degree or a recognised equivalent qualification. For English language proficiency, an IELTS score of 7.0 overall is required.
The MSc programme is structured over three terms, comprising eight taught modules and a dissertation. The programme includes clinical observation sessions and is delivered using a blended learning and 'flipped classroom' model.
This MSc equips graduates for careers as Clinical Endocrinologists, Researchers, or Medical Professionals in Endocrinology.
Yes, the Global Talent Scholarship is available, which is merit-based and awards £5,000. Eligibility and the application process can be found in the Queen Mary scholarships database.
The intake date is September 2026. While no specific application deadline is listed, early application is recommended.