MSc Oncology

The Oncology MSc course offered by the University of Chester is designed to enhance the professional knowledge base, skills and qualifications of healthcare professionals in the field of Oncology. The course emphasises on developing critical analysis, understanding of scientific principles in Oncology, practical abilities, professional competencies, and aptitude for research. Course Content: The program aims to provide students with understanding of how scientific investigations are used to develop effective, patient-centred therapies in oncology. It guides students to develop an innovative approach along with understanding of scientific rationale behind current and future oncology practices, understanding of the clinical practice within the multi-professional oncology team, and effective learning and communication skills.Key Modules: The MSc course is delivered through a variety of modules including Clinical Oncology; Specialist Clinical Oncology; Radiation Physics; Radiation Biology; and Advanced Radiotherapy. There are also key areas of Professional Practice related to Oncology and a Personal Research Project.Future Careers: The MSc Oncology is designed for health care professionals working in cancer services who wish to develop their skills and knowledge. Therefore, completing this course can lead to career advancement for those already in the oncology field, or an entry point for those aspiring to work in this critical area of healthcare.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.