MSc Biomedical Science

at University of Salford

• The curriculum covers core disciplines such as molecular biology, cell biology, genetics, and immunology at an advanced level. 
• Students study cutting-edge topics like genomics, proteomics, bioinformatics, and regenerative medicine. 
• Specialised modules focus on areas like medical biotechnology, diagnostics, and biomedical ethics and regulations. 
• Extensive laboratory work and research projects allow students to gain hands-on experience with modern biomedical techniques and instrumentation. 
• The programme also emphasises data analysis, scientific communication, and research methodologies relevant to the biomedical field.

Course Modules

• Postgraduate Scholarship Skills
• Pathologies of Human Disease
• Genomics
• Immunology and Haematology
• Research Design and Delivery
• Inflammation and Cardiovascular Disorders
• Infectious Disease Control

Important Dates

The university will initiate the application process ahead of the intake period's start date. Potential applicants should make sure to have all the necessary documents ready in advance. Keeping a close watch on the university's website for updates on the opening of the next application cycle is highly recommended. Furthermore, students can use the services of UniScholars to commence their application journey.

• Candidates must have a UK lower second class honours degree (2:2) or its equivalent in any science-based discipline.
• Undergraduate applicants sitting for the IELTS Academic test commonly set a target of securing an aggregate score of 6.0, while simultaneously ensuring that their score in each section meets or exceeds the 5.5 threshold.

International Tuition Fees:

£19100 per year

Graduates of the MSc in Biomedical Science programme at the University of Salford are well-equipped to pursue a wide range of rewarding career opportunities in the biomedical and healthcare sectors. They can find employment as biomedical researchers, biotechnologists, clinical scientists, or research analysts in academic institutions, pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, hospitals, and diagnostic laboratories.