MSc Biomedical Science - Clinical Biochemistry and Immunology
You’ll be taught by an experienced teaching team, many of whom have worked in NHS laboratories as scientists or doctors. They bring their professional and research expertise into their teaching through clinical case studies as the basis for problem-based learning activities (staff may be subject to change).
There is a focus on developing laboratory and other scientific skills, giving you the opportunity to learn key experimental techniques and develop essential experimental, data handling and reporting skills required in biomedical, biological and other careers. Our multi-million pound Alison Gingell Building features a suite of analytical and biological laboratories where you can gain hands-on experience in cutting-edge industry techniques4. Other scientific skills, such as literature research, information technology, bioinformatics, data processing and the use of statistics are integrated within the course.
A key feature of this course is its engagement with current developments in disease diagnosis as well as updated information in areas such as quality assurance, laboratory accreditation, and work-based training.
This course appeals to recent graduates who have progressed from an undergraduate degree in Biomedical Science, as well as those who may be working as Biomedical Science practitioners. For those students on the course who are working as Specialist Biomedical Science practitioners, the course aims to provide a link to their Specialist portfolio training programme and provide professional development opportunities to enhance development into more senior roles. The course will also appeal to overseas students who want to work in laboratories in their own country or perhaps open up a diagnostic laboratory; this course should provide the academic and skills background needed to supply a safe and accountable service. The Biomedical Science MSc can also be considered an excellent foundation for those wishing to pursue research in the area at PhD level.
You’ll be taught by an experienced teaching team, many of whom have worked in NHS laboratories as scientists or doctors. They bring their professional and research expertise into their teaching through clinical case studies as the basis for problem-based learning activities (staff may be subject to change).
There is a focus on developing laboratory and other scientific skills, giving you the opportunity to learn key experimental techniques and develop essential experimental, data handling and reporting skills required in biomedical, biological and other careers. Our multi-million pound Alison Gingell Building features a suite of analytical and biological laboratories where you can gain hands-on experience in cutting-edge industry techniques4. Other scientific skills, such as literature research, information technology, bioinformatics, data processing and the use of statistics are integrated within the course.
A key feature of this course is its engagement with current developments in disease diagnosis as well as updated information in areas such as quality assurance, laboratory accreditation, and work-based training.
This course appeals to recent graduates who have progressed from an undergraduate degree in Biomedical Science, as well as those who may be working as Biomedical Science practitioners. For those students on the course who are working as Specialist Biomedical Science practitioners, the course aims to provide a link to their Specialist portfolio training programme and provide professional development opportunities to enhance development into more senior roles. The course will also appeal to overseas students who want to work in laboratories in their own country or perhaps open up a diagnostic laboratory; this course should provide the academic and skills background needed to supply a safe and accountable service. The Biomedical Science MSc can also be considered an excellent foundation for those wishing to pursue research in the area at PhD level.
