Biomedical Sciences Research (Taught)

This Masters programme is designed to equip you with cutting-edge knowledge and practical skills in key areas of contemporary research in human health and disease. Taught by experts from across the biomedical sciences at our research-intensive university, you will explore innovative approaches to tacking global health challenges.

Optional units and a range of project choices give you the opportunity to shape your studies around your interests and career goals. Project options vary each year, with previous students carrying out exciting research in areas such as:

• cell biology, cancer biology and stem cell biology

• immunology, microbiology and virology

• neuroscience, physiology and pharmacology

Gain valuable experience of important laboratory techniques and develop data analysis skills through practical classes and your research project. You will also develop critical thinking and scientific communication skills, supported by:

• interactive workshops and tutorials

• active learning groups

• journal clubs

• constructive feedback and support from academic staff

Throughout the programme, we will help you to reflect on your personal and professional development. You will build a portfolio of skills and attributes that are highly valued by employers across the biomedical sciences and beyond. Careers events and integrated skills workshops will support you in planning your next steps.