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The School of Medicine aims to be a world class medical school delivering leading edge education and research programmes that positively impact the health and well-being of our global community.
 
Through an inclusive, collaborative and supportive culture we will deliver inspiring and distinctive education and research programmes of the highest quality, producing outstanding, internationally recognised graduates and leaders in Medicine and Health, enhancing healthcare and its delivery to patients and communities.

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Latest News

Latest News
World Rural Health conference
14 Nov 2025

World Impact Award at the 2025 ICCA Conference

The prize of €20k will be donated to Rural WONCA and used to establish a Permanent Rural Practice Innovation Network and expand the Rural Ambassador Programme.
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Refugee and migrant health
19 Sep 2025

New partnership strengthens information systems for refugee and migrant health

A new partnership is set to improve how health systems capture and use data on refugees and migrants. The World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Office for Europe announced that two WHO Collaborating Centres — the ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ in Ireland and Uppsala University in Sweden — are working together to strengthen national health information systems.
The collaboration focuses on closing gaps in routine health data, where migration-related details are often missing or incomplete. This limits policymakers’ ability to respond effectively to the health needs of refugees and migrants.
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PPI Ignite Bursaries
19 Sep 2025

PPI Ignite Network@UL Bursary Scheme 2025 – Winners Announced

The bursaries, each worth €2,000, are designed to help researchers and PhD students develop or strengthen partnerships with community and patient organisations. Activities supported can include developing PPI networks, enhancing research engagement, promoting PPI education and training, and creating resources to improve communication about PPI in health research.
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