The Cancer Medicine MSc(Res) at Queen's University Belfast is your opportunity to delve into the forefront of oncology research, focusing on how precision medicine is revolutionising cancer diagnosis and treatment. You will explore fundamental principles of carcinogenesis, advanced diagnostic techniques, and the development of novel therapeutic strategies. This postgraduate degree is ideal for aspiring researchers and clinicians seeking to understand and contribute to the evolving landscape of cancer care, equipping you with the knowledge to critically evaluate innovative approaches in a supportive, research-intensive environment.
This full-time, one-year Master of Science by Research programme is delivered on campus, blending intensive taught modules with a substantial 24-week research project. You will choose a specialist stream in Precision Cancer Medicine, Radiation Oncology and Medical Imaging, or Oncology Drug Discovery, gaining hands-on experience with molecular techniques and research methodologies. Throughout your studies, you will develop critical analysis and research skills, culminating in a dissertation based on your original research. You will graduate prepared for doctoral studies or careers in pharmaceutical research, clinical trials, or advanced cancer research roles.