The Oncology MSc at the University of Chester is designed for healthcare professionals seeking to deepen their expertise in the complex and evolving field of cancer therapeutics. You will explore mechanistic models of tumour formation and the intricate cell biology that informs treatment strategies, gaining a comprehensive understanding of cancer hallmarks and their associated biomarkers. This postgraduate degree focuses on merging translational systems with current therapies, examining the challenges in measurements and the application of Evidence Based Medicine. It is ideal for those involved in the diagnosis, treatment, and care of cancer patients.
This Master of Science degree is studied full-time on campus over one year, providing an intensive and immersive learning experience. You will engage with compulsory modules in Oncology, Therapeutic Advances in, and Assessment and Consultation in Clinical Settings, alongside vital training in Clinical Research Methods and Biostatistics. The course structure includes the analysis and interpretation of clinical data, culminating in a significant Research Dissertation. You will graduate with enhanced research, writing, and critical appraisal skills, prepared for advanced roles in biomedical research, clinical practice, or further doctoral study.