Biomedical Sciences University of Hull

Overview

By taking this MSc Biomedical Sciencse offered by University of Hull you’ll be taught by research-active staff. Gain an in-depth understanding of the underlying generic, biological, physiological, and cellular causes of diseases and how they can be treated. And graduate with the advanced knowledge and research design and data analysis skills you need for a research-lab career.

You’ll take part in lectures, problem-solving exercises and practical sessions. Explore the ethical and moral consequences of research in this subject area. Build critical thinking and data evaluation skills. And complete a research project in a biomedical science topic of your choice.

You’ll benefit from our strong connections with industry. Supported by a personal tutor throughout your studies, you’ll also have regular contact with experienced researchers working in the biomedical field. And get to hear from guest speakers in the field such as clinical staff from local hospitals.

Our programmes are informed by the latest innovation and research. With research-led teaching that builds on our long-established collaboration with external researchers across industry, the NHS and other universities.

Future prospects

This MSc  Biomedical Sciences programme from The University of Hull will enhance your scientific theoretical and practical abilities, thus providing you with skills at the forefront of medical science research.

The course will aid your preparation for future employment or your advancement to PhD level studies. Employers of biomedical sciences postgraduates include the NHS, Medical Research Council, Government-funded and private pathology laboratories.

Take a look at our facilities

• PET (Positron Emission Tomography) Research Centre

We’re one of the few UK campuses with a pre-clinical imaging unit. This state-of-the-art facility uses medical imaging tech for research and early diagnosis of diseases such as cancer and dementia.

• Microscopy Suite

You could carry out research in our Microscopy Suite – an imaging facility for investigating the diagnosis of cancer and metabolic and cardiovascular diseases.

• Allam Research Building

You could have the chance to carry out cutting-edge research projects in our state-of-the-art £10 million Allam Research Building – a centre for cancer and cardiovascular research.

• The Daisy Building, based at Hull’s Castle Hill Hospital

You could access this leading research lab – where technology to treat cancer, heart conditions and respiratory problems are being developed.