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Cancer and Clinical Oncology

This programme will give you an understanding of the science underlying the principles and practice of oncology and how new treatments are developed, evaluated and implemented. You’ll gain specialist knowledge of cancer biology and pathology, drug development…

MSc1 yearFull-time

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This programme will give you an understanding of the science underlying the principles and practice of oncology and how new treatments are developed, evaluated and implemented. You’ll gain specialist knowledge of cancer biology and pathology, drug development and research methodologies, giving you an excellent grounding in the clinical practice of oncology. This MSc is also available for intercalating MBBS students. - Taught by experts from — Institute, one of four partners in the Cancer Research UK City of London Centre, a world-leading hub dedicated to cancer biotherapeutics - Study and contribute to the latest developments in treating cancer, such as gene therapy - Part-time programme option, so you can fit your studies around your other commitments - Comprehensive training in research methods and statistical techniques - An ideal career boost: discover how to develop and implement new treatments

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Degree requirements This course is aimed at clinicians, but will be open to any applicant who meets the entry requirements. For admission to the programme applicants will need either a good medical degree or degree equivalent from a recognised academic institution. Other routes An appropriate professional qualification or experience will also be considered by the course director and Institute Postgraduate Tutor. For international qualifications, please refer to our website for specific entry requirements.

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