Integrated Masters - Master of - Biomedical Sciences (51T8)

The integrated master's degree offered by the institution is designed for individuals aspiring to become researchers or pursue a career in science. The undergraduate course, spanning four years, allows students to delve into the forefront of knowledge in their chosen field and gain expertise in advanced research techniques.

The curriculum draws upon the extensive range of biomedical research conducted within the School of Biosciences and the University Hospital of Wales. This provides students with the opportunity to receive training in contemporary subjects such as cancer biology, stem cells, tissue engineering, gene therapy, and neurodegenerative diseases.

During the final year of the program, students will engage in an extended project within an active research laboratory. This project will be innovative, and its outcomes may even be substantial enough to warrant publication in a scientific journal. Throughout this process, students will receive guidance and support from experienced researchers, facilitating the development of their practical research skills.

The Biomedical Sciences program offered by the institution ensures comprehensive training for aspiring research scientists. Graduates of this program have pursued diverse and rewarding careers in scientific and non-scientific fields, including scientific publishing, medical research, healthcare, toxicology, pathological science, journalism, medicine, teaching, and veterinary science. Many graduates also choose to further their education by pursuing a master's degree or a PhD.