Swansea University School of Medicine

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Swansea University School of Medicine is a medical school which was formed in 2001. The medical school is based in the Swansea University campus with additional teaching centres at Singleton Hospital and Morriston Hospital.

The School of Medicine has a dedicated research centre, The Institute of Life Sciences, based at the Swansea University campus, equipped with an IBM Blue-C supercomputer.

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List of medical schools in the United Kingdom
England
North: Durham1 · HYMS · Leeds · Liverpool · Manchester · Newcastle · Sheffield

Midlands: Birmingham · Keele · Leicester  · Nottingham · Warwick2

South: Brighton & Sussex · Bristol · Cambridge · UEA · Oxford · Peninsula · Southampton

London3: Barts · Imperial · King's · Royal Free & UCL · St George's
Scotland
Wales
Cardiff · Swansea2
Northern Ireland
1In conjunction with Newcastle, 2 year pre-clinical course only 2Graduate course only 3All London medical schools apart from Imperial College are colleges of the University of London, although for practical purposes they are autonomous 4Part of the University of St Andrews, pre-clinical course only


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