Kingston University · Full-time
Advanced Therapeutics and Public Health MSc
This course offers you an exceptional opportunity to gain cutting-edge knowledge in advanced therapeutics, personalised medicine and public health. The course is designed to address global health challenges, equipping students with strategic skills to design i…
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Department of Pharmacy · Subjects allied to medicine
This course offers you an exceptional opportunity to gain cutting-edge knowledge in advanced therapeutics, personalised medicine and public health. The course is designed to address global health challenges, equipping students with strategic skills to design innovative health policies and solutions, while promoting health equity and advancing eHealth initiatives. With a focus on both the physiological and policy aspects of healthcare, the programme prepares you for versatile careers across public health, healthcare consultancy, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and research institutions. You will benefit from a research-driven curriculum, culminating in a 60-credit research project where you will conduct an independent study with the potential to apply findings to real-world healthcare settings. Reasons to choose Kingston University - This course is perfect for healthcare professionals and graduates, pharmacy, nursing, midwifery, pharmacology, biology, biomedical science, biosciences, chemical engineering, microbiology, biochemistry, biotechnology, or other related specialisations to expand their knowledge of developments in the field. - This programme has a flexible blended learning delivery, available with both full-time and part-time options to fit around your careers. - Graduates will emerge well-prepared for various roles in public health and advanced therapeutics.
Getting in
As the university states it
A 2:2 or above honours degree in chemistry, pharmacy, pharmaceutical science, pharmacology, biological science or biomedical science. Other chemistry or medical science degrees will be considered on an individual basis. All applicants will be expected to pass all mathematics modules within their first degree and should demonstrate sufficient competency in biology and chemistry. Applicants with alternative qualifications will also need appropriate experience (in healthcare, the pharmaceutical industry or a regulatory body, for example).
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