M.Res.
Research in Medicine The Master of Research in Medicine (MRes[Med]) programme aims to provide structured research training to MBBS...
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Everything you need to know about a Master of Research (M.Res.) course in Hong Kong (SAR)
Studying Master of Research (M.Res.)
The Master of Research (M.Res. degree) is an advanced postgraduate research degree mainly popular in the UK. M.Res. degrees can be awarded in any academic discipline, which is reflected in the full degree name (e.g. Master of Arts by Research).
Master of Research degrees are relatively new, but getting increasingly popular. In contrast to other Master's programmes, such as the Master of Science or Master of Arts, the Master of Research is especially focused on training students for professional work or doctoral research. It takes one year to graduate a Master of Research in the UK, and usually two at other universities and colleges around the world.
The M.Res. degree structure involves a large dissertation based on independent research or a practice-led research project. The Master of Research is similar to a Master of Philosophy, but unlike the M.Phil. degree, which is entirely research-focused, the M.Res. degree also includes taught classes on research techniques and scientific principles.
Study in Hong Kong (SAR)
Hong Kong, a Special Administrative Region (SAR) of China, has one of the strongest economies in the world. It is also a highly-populated area, with people of all nationalities living and working here. Universities in Hong Kong are ranked among the best in Asia and shine in areas like Business (especially MBAs) and Medicine. Students can choose from a wide range of English-taught programmes, and they have high chances of receiving financial support — the local government and universities offer many scholarships to attract top students. English is an official language, which should make it easy to travel around, explore monuments and amusement parks and discover the beauty of this technologically advanced region.
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