University of Staffordshire - Molecular Biology MSc

University of Staffordshire

Molecular Biology MSc

Molecular biology is increasingly important for professionals in health and related areas such as pharmaceutical sciences and biotechnology. Our MSc focuses on the way advanced molecular technologies inform clinical practice.

The study of biology at a molecular level is leading to advances in the treatment of many diseases. This course is designed for health professionals who want to understand its impact on biomedicine and related subjects. It will also be of interest to those working in other areas of biology where molecular biology has applications.

The course will enable you to study areas of molecular biology of particular interest or relevance to your employment. It includes a workplace project which you can tailor to be highly relevant to your current work and interests.

On successful completion of study, we will issue the following award: MSc Molecular Biology

Entry Requirements

  • You’ll normally need a minimum 2:2 honours degree or international equivalent in a relevant subject. However, accredited professional qualifications or vocational experience can be considered, and we strongly encourage anyone interested in the course to get in touch.

  • a minimum overall IELTS score of 6.0, with 5.5 in reading, writing, speaking and listening.

Career Prospects

The course aims to enhance career advancement in molecular biology fields or those seeking career change. It prepares students for further academic study at the PhD level, preparing them for a more relevant career.

Course Details

The course introduces students to recent advancements in disease study, focusing on how molecular technologies impact clinical practice. It includes two residential short courses, allowing students to develop practical skills. The course can be customized to suit personal or employment interests, such as completing a research project at work or at the University. The course includes modules worth specific credits, with teaching informed by research and changes periodically. The aim is to ensure all modules run as scheduled, but if a module cannot be run, students will be advised and advised on alternative options.

Course Modules

Bioinformatics (On Campus) 20 credits
Current Advances In Molecular Biology (On Campus) 20 credits
Molecular Biology Of Disease (On Campus) 20 credits
Molecular Genetics (On Campus) 20 credits
Practical Skills In Molecular Biology (On Campus) 20 credits
Principles Of Molecular Biology (On Campus) 20 credits
Research Project (On Campus) 40 credits
Research Project Proposal (On Campus) 20 credits

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