MSc Cancer Therapies

The Cancer Therapies MSc at the University of Strathclyde is an in-depth study programme designed to provide students with a thorough understanding of cancer biology and therapy. By integrating knowledge from various disciplines, the course offers comprehensive insights into cutting-edge and innovative aspects of cancer therapies.Course Content: This course lays a strong emphasis on learning about cancer from biological, therapeutic, and clinical perspectives. It provides a holistic understanding of the disease, incorporating discussions on how it affects patients and families. Elements of bioinformatics and health economics are also part of the curriculum. Students will participate in practical lab projects to gain hands-on cancer research experience.Key Modules: The course consists of key modules such as Introduction to Cancer and Cancer Therapies, Lab Project (Bioscience & Chemistry), Advanced Cancer Biology and Novel Therapies, Clinical Aspects of Cancer, Bio-entrepreneurship in Life Sciences, and Research, Ethics, Governance and Quality. Future Careers: The course provides a strong foundation for careers in cancer research and development, diagnostic services, and the pharmaceutical industry. Graduates can go on to pursue roles such as laboratory researchers, clinicians, clinical trial coordinators, regulatory affairs specialists, and medical science liaisons. The program also provides a platform for those wanting to pursue further academic research associated with cancer. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.