Masters Degrees (Bioinformatic)

The joint Master Degree in “Bioinformatics for Computational Genomics” (BCG) of Politecnico di Milano and Università degli Studi di Milano aims to give… Read more

This project will use a combination of bioinformatic and cellular approaches to investigate the networks formed by proteins involved in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), a form of Motor Neuron Disease. Read more

Bioinformatics provides an important bridge between cutting edge science and the delivery of genomic medicine in clinical practice. Read more

Molecular medicine is transforming the way we understand and treat human diseases, from cancers to neurodegenerative disorders. Read more

The Genetics of Human Disease MSc aims to provide students with an in-depth knowledge of molecular genetics, quantitative and statistical genetics and human disease and how this can be applied to improve healthcare through application of diagnostic tests and therapeutic agents. Read more

Plant diseases have shaped human history. Controlling plant diseases is therefore important in the effort to realise a sustainable future for everyone and everything on this planet. Read more

The MSc in Genomic Medicine is a full-time, one-year cross-disciplinary programme, which benefits from world-leading expertise in genomic science across the University of Oxford coupled with direct links to clinical and translational medicine. Read more

This course is designed to provide you with systematic training in individual components of systems medicine. This includes genomics, proteomics, transcriptomics, metagenomics and metabonomics (metabolomics). Read more

This degree builds on the Graduate Certificate course and is designed to provide you with systematic training in individual components of systems medicine. … Read more

How can biological processes and organisms be used in the development of new technologies? Biotechnology enables us to improve practices in diverse fields including genetics, agriculture, bioremediation, immunology, diagnostics, energy production, and age-assisted living. Read more

Our course is unique. You’ll explore the molecular genetic basis to disease from both a human and infectious disease perspective. Read more

Clinicians, scientists and students engaged in cancer research at Newcastle share a common purpose: to improve treatment outcomes for patients with cancer. Read more

There is a separate entry on admission to the P.Grad.Dip. in Molecular Medicine. Read more

The Cancer MSc reflects the depth and breadth of research interests, from basic science to translational medicine, within the UCL Cancer Institute. Read more