Subjects allied to medicine
Nursing, midwifery, pharmacy, physiotherapy and the allied health professions.
2,049
courses
200
universities
634
with verified fees
£28,500
median graduate salary
Cities with the most choice
Strong options
All 2,049 coursesUlster University
Diagnostic Radiography and Imaging
- 3 years
- £17,490/yr (intl, verified)
100% in work or study · £27,000 median salary
Student-visa sponsor
University of Edinburgh
Infectious Diseases
- Edinburgh
- 4 years
- £26,500–£35,100/yr (intl, verified)
100% in work or study · £30,000 median salary
Student-visa sponsorYear abroad
The University of Salford
Physiotherapy
- Manchester
- 3 years
- £16,000–£22,140/yr (intl, verified)
100% in work or study · £28,500 median salary
Student-visa sponsor
UCL
Neuroscience
- London
- 3 years
- £28,100–£38,000/yr (intl, verified)
100% in work or study · £26,000 median salary
Student-visa sponsor
University of Nottingham, the
Pharmaceutical Sciences (with a Year in Industry)
- Nottingham
- 4 years
- £24,700–£34,000/yr (intl, verified)
100% in work or study · £35,000 median salary
Student-visa sponsorPlacement year
University of Greenwich
Food Science and Nutrition
- 3 years
- £17,975–£19,400/yr (intl, verified)
100% in work or study · £30,000 median salary
Placement year
Universities teaching it
Straight answers
- How much does it cost to study subjects allied to medicine in the UK?
- Across 634 courses with verified fees, most international students pay between £15,000 and £27,720 a year in tuition, before living costs.
- Where in the UK can I study subjects allied to medicine?
- The widest choice is in London (290 courses), Manchester (104 courses), Birmingham (70 courses), Liverpool (65 courses).