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The Biomedical Sciences MSc provides opportunities for a broad learning experience in biomedical sciences and to experience research training that will enhance students ability to continue learning in their future employment andor develop a research career in this field. What and how will I learn? You will develop an advanced understanding of the development, structure and function of biological systems, together with an understanding of the mechanisms underlying normal function and dysfunction at molecular, cellular and systems levels. You will also acquire and put into practice the research methods skills necessary to investigate mechanisms and develop knowledge in this field. Availability: Full-time 1 year Part-time 2 years MSc students undertake courses to the value of 180 credits. The programme consists of one core course (30 credits) optional courses available in the Biosciences Division (90 credits) and a research dissertation (60 credits). Core modules The Practice of Science Options TOPICS INCLUDE: Molecular Basis of Disease and Carcinogenesis Advances in the Neurosciences Metabolism in Health and Disease Advances in Human Genetics Cell Signalling Neurodegenerative Diseases Statistics and Management Dissertationreport All MSc students undertake an independent research project which culminates in a dissertation of 10,000 words. The programme is delivered through a combination of lectures, tutorials, practical exercises, computer simulation, data analysis exercises and self-directed learning. Assessment is through coursework (including projects, reports and presentations), unseen written examination, dissertation and oral presentation. Further details available on subject website: http:www.ucl.ac.ukbiosciences Why should I study this degree at UCL? UCL is recognised as one of the world s best research environments within the field of biological and biomedical science. The Division of Biosciences is in a unique position to offer tuition, research opportunities in internationally recognised laboratories and an appreciation of the multidisciplinary nature of Biosciences research. You will have the advantages of studying in a multi-faculty university with a long tradition of excellence, situated within the heart of one of the world s greatest cities. Your career The Biomedical Sciences MSc provides opportunities for a broad learning experience in biomedical sciences and to experience research training that will enhance your ability to continue learning in your future employment andor develop a research career in this field. Entry requirements Normally a minimum of an upper second-class UK Bachelor s degree in biomedical sciences, life sciences or related subject area, or a medical degree (MBBS), or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard. Applicants with an appropriate professional qualification and relevant work experience may also apply. How to apply You may choose to apply online or download application materials, for details visit http:www.ucl.ac.ukprospective-studentsgraduate-studyapplication-admission The deadline for application for 201112 is 31 May 2011 for UKEU applicants and 30 June 2011 for overseas applicants. Once you have submitted your UCL application it is essential that you email biomedsci-msc@ucl.ac.uk. Online applicants should include in their email their name, application number, and date of application plus a CV and statement of why they wish to take this MSc. Applicants unable to apply online, and thus using the downloadable form, should submit the form to UCL admissions but additionally email it direct to us and include with their email a copy of any attachments. Who can apply? The programme is particularly suitable for students with an undergraduate degree in Biomedical Sciences, Life Sciences or related subject area who wish to develop an advanced understanding in the broad subject area of Biomedical Sciences. Research Assessment Rating Interdisciplinary: not an assessed u

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