Have you enjoyed undertaking research during your degree? Are you thinking about doctoral (PhD) study or a career in a STEM business, industry or academia? If so, our postgraduate Master's in Research (MRes) course will be a great start for you.
Its aim is to provide two key ingredients for early-career researchers – transferable research skills and expertise in your chosen subject. You'll undertake an original project with experienced supervisors, and join the day-to-day life of a research group.
You'll develop the knowledge and skills needed to be an effective researcher, and prepare a publication-quality manuscript, grant application and conference presentation.
You can start this course in October or February (full time only in February).
When you graduate, you'll do so with one of the following degrees, depending on what you choose to focus on:
- MRes Science (Pharmacy Practice)
- MRes Science (Molecular Mechanism of Disease)
- MRes Science (Neurosciences)
- MRes Science (Drug Delivery)
- MRes Science (Physical Geography)
- MRes Science (Environmental Management)
- MRes Science (Human Geography)
- MRes Science (Biological Sciences)
- MRes Science (Marine Sciences)
- MRes Science (Biochemistry)
- MRes Science (Microbiology)
- MRes Science (Extreme Environments)
- MRes Science (Organisational and Occupational Performance)
- MRes Science (Human Performance)
- MRes Science (Physical Activity, Health and Rehabilitation)
- MRes Science (Psychology)
- MRes Science (Global Health)
- MRes Science (Health and Social Care)
- MRes Science (Oral and Dental Health Sciences)
- MRes Science (Palaeontology)
- MRes Science (Geoscience)
- MRes Science (Applied Geoscience)
- MRes Science (Environmental Science)
- MRES Science (Ophthalmology and Vision Science)
- MRes Science
