UCL Medical School has emerged from the amalgamation of a number of prestigious institutions over a period of some years. These are the medical schools of the Middlesex Hospital, University College Hospital and the Royal Free Hospital. These organisations combine a rich past in the history of science and medicine with advanced clinical practice. 

Associated with the Medical School are several world-famous medical institutions which are now Institutes in the School of Life and Medical Sciences. Staff from these Institutes design and deliver the MBBS programme together with colleagues from UCL Faculty of Life Sciences.

University College Hospital Medical School merged with the Middlesex Hospital Medical School in 1987 and the Royal Free Hospital Medical School in 1998

The Middlesex Hospital started training doctors in 1746

University College Hospital opened in 1834 and was the only one in London to be built to provide a university faculty with a hospital for teaching purposes

The Royal Free was the first medical school to admit women students

Associated with the Medical School are numerous world famous clinical and research institutions, including:

• the Institute of Child Health (Great Ormond Street),
• the Institute of Neurology (The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery),
• the Ear Institute (The Royal National Throat Nose and Ear Hospital) and
• the Institute of Ophthalmology (Moorfields Eye Hospital).

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