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The University of Edinburgh · Full-time

Medicinal and Biological Chemistry

The MSc in Medicinal and Biological Chemistry programme explores the role of biomolecules in life, disease and biotechnology from a chemical perspective. On this programme, you will gain a thorough understanding of: - the structures, properties, functions, app…

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School of Chemistry · Physical sciences

The MSc in Medicinal and Biological Chemistry programme explores the role of biomolecules in life, disease and biotechnology from a chemical perspective. On this programme, you will gain a thorough understanding of: - the structures, properties, functions, applications and manipulation of biological molecules, from macromolecules to cells - the chemistry of synthetic molecules; their structures, properties, analysis and synthesis - the design of exciting new medicines in the laboratory and their function in clinical settings Topics covered on this programme include: - Concepts in Medicinal and Biological Chemistry - Advanced Medicinal Chemistry - Advanced Biological Chemistry - Optional Courses in Chemistry - Laboratory Techniques and Research Techniques This programme has a strong practical element and significant continuous assessment. This includes a practical research project, which provides you with invaluable experience of working on a real research project with a medicinal or biological chemistry focus. With the knowledge and skills acquired on this programme, you will be well-equipped to compete for positions in chemical, pharmaceutical or biotechnology companies.

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