MSc Bioscience (Research and Development) with Practice

The Bioscience Research and Development Practice MSc offered at University College London (UCL) is a one-year, full-time course designed to develop, enhance, and reinforce students' understanding of the scientific process and biosciences research and development, specifically from a professional perspective. The programme is an ideal choice for those interested in a career in research and development within the pharmaceutical, healthcare, and bioscience sectors.Course Content: As part of the course, students will receive hands-on experience in designing and conducting bioscience research, and how to translate research findings into new products, policies, or practices. This involves tackling challenges in the field, negotiation skills, entrepreneurship, innovation and interactive sessions with professionals in the industry. It aims to provide a balance of scientific research methodologies, best business practices, essential skills and career development tools.Key Modules: The course comprises of four modules: 'Research Skills in Practice (30 credits)', 'Translation to Product & Policy (30 credits)', 'Research Project (60 credits)', and 'Research Topics & Aims (30 credits)'. Accreditations: This programme has been designed with input from industry experts and in collaboration with several sectors. However, the specific accreditations (if any) are not clearly specified on the course page.Future Careers: Graduates of this programme will be well-prepared for careers in research and development within the pharmaceutical, healthcare, and bioscience sectors, whether in academia or industry. It offers an excellent foundation for those seeking to progress in their scientific careers or move into managerial roles in the future. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.