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Masters Degree Description

Improve healthcare by learning how scientific discoveries are turned into drugs, diagnostic tools and preventive strategies.

RNA vaccines, gene therapies, GLP inhibitors – medicine is rapidly advancing thanks to recent research breakthroughs. But how do we achieve the next innovation? How do we use data to move drug development forward? What challenges are involved in clinical trials? How do we unite disciplines to improve human health?

Studying with us, you’ll discover what it takes to turn research discoveries into new diagnostic tools, therapies and preventive strategies for human diseases. Learning from leading researchers, you’ll prepare to make an impact whether that’s in academia or the pharmaceutical and biotechnology field.

According to the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry, there is a shortage of professionals with the practical skills to bridge the gap between bench and bedside. We’ve designed this course to help you become the expert the sector needs. Focus on hands-on learning and build your confidence in key areas.

Most of our students have an undergraduate degree in biomedical science. However, you might have studied a related subject like biotechnology, dentistry or pharmacology. To get the most out of the course, you’ll need to be confident writing scientifically and working with numbers. We also expect you to already have some understanding of molecular biology and genetics.

 

Entry Requirements

To be considered for this course, you will need to:

  • meet the entry criteria
  • write a personal statement
  • provide 2 suitable references.

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Fees

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Student Destinations

Our postgraduate courses in Translational Medicine equip graduates with expertise in bench-to-bedside pathways, genomic diagnostics and data analysis.

The MRes emphasises research and prepares you for transition to a PhD-level programme or to work in research and development in a pharmaceutical or biotechnology setting.

By providing practical research experience and training in drug development, genomic diagnostics and data analysis, our Translational Medicine MRes equips you with skills that are in great demand in the life sciences sector.

Module Details

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