The MSc programme includes five fundamental modules that cover advanced bio-analytical techniques, research methods, ethics, leadership, and research projects. In addition to these core modules, there are four 15-credit cancer modules that focus on the diagnosis and treatment of cancer.
The cancer modules are structured in a way that you will take two in the first term, which will introduce you to the basic concepts of cancer, biomarkers, and general principles of cancer diagnosis and management, as well as haemato-oncology. Then, in the second term, you will expand your knowledge and skills in cancer diagnostic theories and laboratory practices, as well as drug delivery systems using nanotechnology. Finally, in the third term, you will complete a research project based on the theme of cancer, with a supervisor selected from the University’s research active staff who have the relevant expertise in cancer research.
We accept the equivalent of the below qualifications from a recognised overseas qualification: A 2:2 honours degree in Biomedical Sciences UG degree or equivalent. You must have competence in English language to study with us. The most commonly accepted evidence of English language ability is IELTS 6.5 (with minimum 6.0 in all components).
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