MSc Oncology

at University of Chester

Learning

We will discuss mechanistic models of tumour formation and how knowledge of the cell biology can inform the treatment of a cancer. Hallmarks and associated biomarkers of cancer and how translational systems are merged with current therapies will be considered by examining the problems associated with some of these measurements. You will evaluate new developments in research into oncology.

The programme consists of taught modules and a Research Dissertation.

Modules
 

• Clinical Medicine
• Clinical Research Methods and Biostatistics
• Evidence Based Medicine
• Oncology
• Research Dissertation
• Therapeutic Advances in Oncology

Applicants must hold an appropriate first degree with a minimum of 2:2 honours (e.g. in Medicine, Biomedical Science, Dietetics, Human Biology) or hold appropriate professional qualifications and be able to demonstrate suitable background knowledge and skills.

Applications are invited from:
 

• those with related undergraduate degrees (e.g. Biomedical Science, Dietetics) or equivalent professional qualifications and background experience
• junior doctors
• NHS staff
• international students with appropriate qualifications
• international doctors or healthcare professionals.

International/EU Students

full course fee: £13,450

The University of Chester offers generous international and merit based scholarships for postgraduate study, providing a significant reduction to the published headline tuition fee. You will automatically be considered for these scholarships when submitting an application and any award given will be shown on your offer letter.

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