Masters Degrees (Cancer Immunology)

The biggest modern breakthrough for cancer treatment has been antibody therapies. An increasing number of biotechnology companies have antibody - or vaccine-based cancer therapies in development. Read more

Our Cancer Immunotherapy master's will teach you about conventional cancer therapies including surgery, radiation and chemotherapy. Read more

Molecular Pathology is at the heart of delivering precision or personalised medicine. It is having a major impact clinically revolutionising how we diagnose and treat our patients. Read more

This course can be studied as a PG Certificate or a MSc. Read more

The course will allow you to expand your understanding of immunology, immunopathology and immunotherapy, to further develop skills in analytical approaches to immunodiagnosis and molecular therapeutics, as well as enhance your competence in the design and execution of a laboratory based project. Read more

At Aberdeen Immunology brings together Molecular Genetics, Microbiology, Bioinformatics, Drug Discovery, Pathogen Interactions and Immunogenetics to give you a wide view of all aspects to Immunology and Immunotherapy from a leading UK medical school. Read more

London Met’s Cancer Pharmacology master's course explores the nature of cancer at the systems, cellular and molecular levels, and focuses on the drugs which are used to treat different cancers and how they work. Read more

Translational Cancer Medicine enables you to gain detailed knowledge and understanding of research methods applied to rational drug design, clinical study design, molecular and cell biology, tumour immunology, genetics and cancer imaging. Read more

Neoantigens are antigens that are encoded by tumor specific mutated genes. They are of considerable interest in immunotherapy because they can be used to develop vaccines against cancer, in combination with checkpoint blockade therapy. Read more

Designed in close collaboration with an international team of clinicians and research specialists, this focused MSc provides an understanding of the causes and treatment of cancer from 'bench-to-bedside'. Read more

The contribution of inflammation and immune dysfunction to a wide range of diseases, from arthritis to cancer to obesity is becoming increasingly clear. Read more

The University of Worcester welcomes applications to undertake research towards MPhil and PhD degrees in Human Biology. Research at Worcester has grown significantly in the last 10 years as the University itself has expanded. Read more

The University of Worcester welcomes applications to undertake research towards MPhil and PhD degrees in Biochemistry. Research at Worcester has grown significantly in the last 10 years as the University itself has expanded. Read more

The MSc in Immunotherapeutics, commencing in 2019, is aimed at science, medical, veterinary and engineering graduates as well as employees in the pharmaceutical/biotech sector, who wish to develop industry-relevant research skills, extend their research experience and acquire advanced knowledge in the area of immunotherapeutics and biomanufacturing sciences. Read more

This course will provide an in-depth understanding of the disease processes involved in malignancy and the opportunity to explore the scientific rationale for various therapeutic options. Read more