MSc Cancer Biology & Therapy

The Cancer Biology and Therapy MSc at the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) is a unique blend of cellular biology, drug discovery, and clinical and molecular oncology. It's ideal for those wishing to extend their knowledge in the field of cancer biology and therapy beyond undergraduate level or those wishing to update their expertise in this rapidly evolving field. The course offers excellent preparation for a range of scientific careers and enables students to maximize their career prospects in an increasingly competitive job market.Course Content: The course is divided into two parts - the taught component takes place between September and June and involves lectures, tutorials, presentations, and laboratory work. There's a strong emphasis on developing practical laboratory skills. Over the summer, students undertake a research project which explores a specific topic in depth. Key Modules: The course modules include Cellular and Molecular Oncology, Cancer: Scientific Basis and Investigation, Cancer Therapy: An Introduction, and Cancer Therapy: From the Laboratory to the Clinic.Accreditations: There is no specific accreditation for this course stated on the website.Future Careers: Graduates can pursue careers as clinical project specialists, medical scientists, research scientists, medical laboratory technologists, medical and clinical laboratory technicians, and lecturers. In addition, the course provides a foundation for further study, such as a Ph.D. in the fields of cancer biology or therapy.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here .