IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON, UK
Clinical Research Masters
Biomedical Research (General Biomedical Research)
Prepare for a career in biomedical research and discover advanced practical techniques used in experimental and human biomedical sciences.
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Receive broad training in preparation for a career in biomedical research
Become familiar with advanced practical techniques used in experimental and human biomedical sciences
Complete two research projects that incorporate cutting-edge developments in the field
Course key facts
Qualification
MRes
Duration
1 year
Start date
September 2024
Study mode
Full-time
Fees
£20,150 Home
£43,250 Overseas
Delivered by
Department of Metabolism, Digestion and Reproduction
Location
Hammersmith
Minimum entry standard
2:1 in an appropriate subject
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Course overview
Receive the training required to embark on a career in biomedical research on this Master’s course.
This general stream of the MRes Biomedical Research provides a thorough grounding in biomedical research, covering all chemical, biological and physiological aspects.
Appropriate if you are uncertain of the field of biomedical research you wish to go into, this stream provides training covering a broad range of techniques, rather than being discipline-specific.
You’ll gain the theoretical and practical knowledge required to work in a variety of biomedical environments. These include infectious disease epidemiology, mathematical modelling and statistics, genetics and evolution, and computational methods.
You’ll apply investigative and empirical approaches to some of the practical problems encountered in experimental and human biomedical sciences.
Your work will be guided by experienced staff in one of the world’s leading biomedical research institutions.
Two five-month research projects will build your transferable skills through grant writing, technical workshops, and journal clubs.
Choose your stream
You have the option of choosing our general biomedical research stream, or one of seven specialisms. All of our biomedical research streams have the same course structure and each stream has its own tailored set of projects alongside a core programme of lectures, seminars and practical classes.
You should consider which stream is right for you according to your career aims and background. If an offer of admission is made, it will correspond to a specific stream. Switching streams is not possible once you have commenced your studies.
General Biomedical Research (this stream)
Anaesthetics, Pain Medicine and Intensive Care
Bacterial Pathogenesis and Infection
Data Science
Epidemiology, Evolution and Control of Infectious Diseases
Microbiome in Health and Disease
Molecular Basis of Human Disease
Respiratory and Cardiovascular Science
Is this stream for you?
This stream is designed for students from a wide variety of biological, biomedical and chemical science backgrounds who are unsure which area of biomedical science they wish to pursue in the future.
The wide variety of projects available across all departments in the Faculty of Medicine gives you a broad choice of research areas across all the streams.
This stream is delivered by the Department of Metabolism, Digestion and Reproduction.
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