Study Genetics, Biotechnology and Molecular Medicine in this fascinating MSc that’s perfect for graduates interested in pursuing work in medical research, the pharmaceutical industry and the health services.
Molecular Medicine takes advantage of major 21st century advances in genomics to help us understand the workings of disease at the cellular level, opening up new ways to treat and cure major illnesses.
This rapidly growing discipline is of increasing importance to the future of medical research and this degree gives you the chance to become an expert in the cutting-edge field. We have enormous expertise in biomedical research, with a global reputation for academic excellence and strong links with the major institutes based on Norwich Research Park. Our School of Biological Sciences was also highly rated in the most recent Research Excellence Framework, with 100% of our papers deemed ‘internationally recognised’.
Visit the
MSc Molecular Medicine
page on the University of East Anglia website for more details!
On an annual basis students studying a Postgraduate course in the Faculty of Science at UEA are eligible for a selection of scholarship and funding opportunities.
Application Procedure
Any eligible applicant is invited to apply for a scholarship. As funds are limited you are strongly advised to apply early to avoid disappointment. Applicants should contact the Postgraduate Admissions Office at UEA for further information.To find the Faculty of Science scholarships and funding opportunities that concern you in greater detail, please visit the link below.
Degree Subject: Life or Physical Sciences. Degree Classification: Good first degree (minimum 2.1 or equivalent). Alternative Qualifications: Candidates without a relevant degree but with other experience, such as employment within a biomedical company or relevant research experience, will also be considered. For more information see our website.
Last Updated
31 March 2017
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