Biomedical Science - Antimicrobial Resistance City St George's, University of London

Overview

The MRes in Biomedical Science - Antimicrobial Resistance is designed for those passionate about tackling one of the most pressing global health challenges. This programme not only offers a comprehensive understanding of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) but also provides an opportunity to engage in cutting-edge research. The course begins in September 2026, with a focus on equipping students with the necessary skills to contribute meaningfully to the field of biomedical science.

Why Biomedical Science - Antimicrobial Resistance at City St George's?

City St George's, University of London, is renowned for its commitment to research excellence and innovation in healthcare. The university offers state-of-the-art facilities and has established partnerships with leading healthcare institutions, enhancing the learning experience. The programme is uniquely positioned to provide insights into the complex mechanisms of AMR, supported by a faculty of experts in the field.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

The tuition fees for the MRes in Biomedical Science - Antimicrobial Resistance are as follows:

• Home/UK: £11,300 per year
• International: £17,250 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum is structured to provide a robust foundation in research methodologies and specialised knowledge in antimicrobial resistance. Core modules include:

• Research Methods (15 credits)
• Research Project Planning and Management (15 credits)
• Antimicrobial Resistance (30 credits)

Students will also select one elective module, allowing for tailored learning experiences. The Research Project module is a significant component, offering up to nine months of hands-on research within an active team.

Guaranteed Work Experience

The programme includes an extensive research project that may provide opportunities to work with clinical samples or collaborate with hospital staff, ensuring that students gain valuable practical experience in a real-world setting.

Careers with Biomedical Science - Antimicrobial Resistance

Graduates of this programme are well-prepared for a variety of roles in the biomedical field. Alumni have found positions in:

• Academic biomedical research institutes
• Clinical medicine and hospitals
• Pharmaceutical companies
• Science communication and journalism
• Education and teaching

With a strong emphasis on research skills, graduates are also well-positioned to pursue further study at the doctoral level, enhancing their career prospects in academia and industry.