MSc Cancer BiologyBSc Hons.

The Cancer Biology MSc course offered by Kingston University is designed for biological science or medical graduates who wish to enhance their understanding and knowledge in the field of cancer biology. This course provides the intricate understanding required to pursue a career in biomedical research involving cancerology. Course Content: The course offers a unique blend of theoretical study and practical research training in the wide range of techniques used in cancer research. Students will explore cellular and molecular aspects of cancer such as the mechanisms of carcinogenesis, detection and diagnosis, and therapeutic strategies. They will also have the opportunity to study the influence of lifestyle factors in cancer prevention.Key Modules: Modules for this course include: 'Cancer Biology,' 'Cancer Pharmacology,' 'Molecular Diagnostic & Therapeutics,' 'Cancer Immunotherapy,' 'Cell Signaling in Health and Disease,' 'Genomics, Transcriptomics and Bioinformatics.' The course also includes a research project, 'Cancer Biology Research Bursary Project,' where students can gain practical experience and skills in a laboratory environment.Accreditations: While specific accreditations for this program are not listed, the University is generally accredited by the 'Privy Council.'Future Careers: Graduates from this course can expect to find employment opportunities in biomedical research institutes, within the pharmaceutical industry or health sector. The skills and knowledge garnered from the course also set a solid basis for those who wish to continue their studies towards a PhD.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.