Hull York Medical School

Hull York Medical School (HYMS) is the joint medical school of the Universities of Hull and York, founded in 2003 and based across Hull and York campuses in England. Through a unique partnership with the Universities of Hull and York, NHS Trusts and community healthcare providers, HYMS delivers innovative and rigorous medical education ranked tenth in the UK (Guardian University Guide 2027). Its undergraduate MB BS Medicine programme is one of the UK's most contemporary, training students to become doctors, clinical and academic leaders, and critical health researchers. At postgraduate level, HYMS offers taught programmes in Clinical Anatomy, Clinical Anatomy and Education, Health Technology and Human Anatomy, Health Professions Education, Pharmacology and Drug Development, and Pharmacology and Education, as well as postgraduate research degrees. The school's research is transforming healthcare, with 85% rated world-leading or internationally excellent in the REF 2021, spanning cancer research, palliative medicine, mental health and global public health. HYMS has been awarded the Athena Swan Gold Award in recognition of its commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion.