The programme focuses on two 20-week projects. These will be within research groups at the cutting-edge of biomedical and bioinformatics research. The degree provides excellent grounding for: PhD or other academic study Research-based positions in industry Alternative careers that use the transferrable skills you will learn. Extensive collaborations exist with the wider biomedical and clinical communities. These help ensure you are supported in a world-class research environment. Projects The two-project structure offers experience in two different research environments and areas of research. You will select ‘wet’ (lab-based) or ‘dry’ (analytical or modelling) projects from across the full range of biomedical sciences and bioinformatics. Please note, you do not need to include a research proposal in your application and should ignore any mention of this. Following completion of research projects and writing of dissertations, the final part of the programme is an assessed project proposal. This allows you to assimilate and reflect on the skills you have developed in the programme. Taught component A minor taught element is included to provide training in core skills essential for a career in biomedical science, including: data analysis and experimental design critical analysis of research literature scientific writing and communication seminars to address current and emerging advances in biomedical research This article was published on 2024-08-05
