Biomedical Science - Molecular Mechanisms of Cancer City St George's, University of London

Overview

This Master of Research (MRes) programme offers an in-depth exploration of the molecular mechanisms underlying cancer, focusing on key hallmarks and enabling characteristics. Students will engage with contemporary research, examining risk factors and innovative treatment strategies. The course is designed for healthcare professionals and life sciences graduates who have a keen interest in advancing their research skills. Throughout the year, students will benefit from a research-driven environment, gaining insights from leading experts in oncology and molecular biology.

Why Biomedical Science - Molecular Mechanisms of Cancer at City St George's?

City St George's, University of London is renowned for its commitment to research excellence and innovation in health sciences. The university's strong partnerships with clinical institutions provide students with unique opportunities for hands-on research experience. The institution is recognised for its expertise in molecular and clinical sciences, enhancing the learning experience through access to cutting-edge facilities and resources.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

The tuition fees for the MRes in Biomedical Science - Molecular Mechanisms of Cancer are as follows:

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

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Syllabus

The programme comprises a blend of core and elective modules designed to equip students with essential research skills:

• Research Methods (15 credits)
• Research Project Planning and Management (15 credits)
• Molecular Mechanisms of Cancer (30 credits)
• Dissertation module (105 credits)
• Elective modules (choose one from options like Clinical Trials, Data Analysis Skills, etc.)

Students will engage in a significant research project, working closely with an active research team, which may involve clinical samples and collaboration with healthcare professionals.

Industry Demand

Graduates of the MRes programme are well-prepared to meet the growing demand for skilled professionals in biomedical research, particularly in oncology. The skills acquired during the course enable graduates to contribute to advancements in cancer treatment and prevention, making them valuable assets in various healthcare settings.

Careers with Biomedical Science - Molecular Mechanisms of Cancer

Alumni of this programme have found success in diverse roles, including:

• Research positions in academic institutions and biomedical research centres
• Clinical research roles as trial managers or laboratory scientists
• Positions within the pharmaceutical industry
• Science communication and education

With a strong foundation in research methodologies and a comprehensive understanding of cancer biology, graduates are also well-equipped to pursue further studies at the PhD level.