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Cancer and Stem Cells PhD/DM/MPhil/MRes
Follow your research interests in Cancer and Stem Cells with the School of Medicine at the University of — where 100% of our research is classed as world-leading or internationally excellent for its impact, vitality, and sustainability in the Research Excellen…
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Follow your research interests in Cancer and Stem Cells with the School of Medicine at the University of — where 100% of our research is classed as world-leading or internationally excellent for its impact, vitality, and sustainability in the Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2014. You will design, plan and deliver an original and independent research project, with supervision and support from our research experts in the Division of Cancer and Stem Cells. Training will be provided in key skills, specific to your project. Example titles for previous subject titles include: - Haematology - Oncology - Pre-clinical Oncology - Pathology You can also study in areas like: - Cancer Immunology - Stem Cell Technology By joining our postgraduate research community, you’ll be part of our Researcher Academy. This is a dedicated support network that champions our research culture and is excellent way for you to connect with researchers across the University. There’s a wealth of resources and training opportunities available via the Researcher Academy. This includes support with: - academic writing - career development - communication and dissemination - public engagement opportunities - research management - research methods and tools - Find out more about our Researcher Academy: the university's website
Getting in
As the university states it
Pass in a Medicine degree, registration with the General Medical Council and two references including at least one academic reference. If you have contacted a supervisor and they have informally agreed to supervise you, please provide us with a personal statement as part of the online application form. This should cover your reasons for applying, why you are interested in the programme, your previous subject and work experience and your future aspirations. If you have not contacted a supervisor before completing the online application form, please submit a personal statement and a research proposal.
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