University of Salford · Part-time
Biomedical Science
The COVID-19 pandemic has refocused our attention on health. With increased awareness of viruses and age-related risks in heart disease, dementia, stroke, pulmonary disorders, and cancer, now is a great opportunity to understand how we can better manage these…
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School of Science, Engineering and Environment · Biological and sport sciences
The COVID-19 pandemic has refocused our attention on health. With increased awareness of viruses and age-related risks in heart disease, dementia, stroke, pulmonary disorders, and cancer, now is a great opportunity to understand how we can better manage these challenges by studying our highly-relevant MSc Biomedical Science postgraduate course. Led by internationally-renowned academics with track records in world-leading research, our courses focuses on exploring personalised medicine, targeted therapies and medicine, and the move away from a ‘one size fits all’ treatment and care of patients with a particular conditions. Available with full and part-time study routes, our MSc Biomedical Science courses is recommended for science graduates and industry professionals who want to build knowledge about the underlying causes of diseases. During your studies, you will develop knowledge about current and novel diagnostics and treatments of disorders, and apply your skills in our world-class Bodmer Laboratories, as you can take your biomedical knowledge to the next level. You will: + Build advanced knowledge of key biomedical science topics, including genomics, disease pathology and immunology + Learn about research that uses cutting-edge experimental techniques and direct engagement with biomedical communities + Develop a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary expertise in specialist subject areas, integrated with applied clinical laboratory skills
Getting in
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Applicants should possess at least a UK lower second class honours degree (2:2) or equivalent in any science-based subject.
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