MSc Cancer and Clinical Oncology in London United Kingdom | Queen Mary University of London

This program provides comprehensive insight into the scientific foundations of oncology principles and practices, along with the process of developing, assessing, and applying new treatments. You'll acquire specialized expertise in cancer biology, pathology, pharmaceutical development, and research methodologies, equipping you with a strong foundation for clinical oncology practice. This MSc is also open to intercalating MBBS students. Additional details can be found here.

Led by specialists from Barts Cancer Institute—a key member of the Cancer Research UK City of London Centre, a globally renowned hub focused on cancer biotherapeutics

Engage with cutting-edge advancements in cancer treatment, including gene therapy

Flexible part-time study option to balance your education with professional or personal commitments

In-depth training in research methodologies and statistical analysis

A valuable career accelerator: Learn to design and implement innovative treatment approaches

**What You'll Study** This MSc delivers a robust understanding of the scientific principles behind oncology. By completing the course, you will: - Understand the development, evaluation, and implementation of new therapies - Gain in-depth knowledge of cancer biology, pathology, research methods, and drug development - Comprehend the ethical and regulatory frameworks governing clinical research - Analyze the applications of radiotherapy, surgery, and imaging technologies in cancer treatment, assessing their risks and benefits in clinical contexts - Identify and utilize appropriate research techniques to collect, document, and critically evaluate data

These skills will significantly enhance your career opportunities in cancer research.

You’ll also complete a three-month dissertation supervised by one of our research leaders. This may involve designing a simulated clinical trial to gain hands-on experience in cancer-related clinical research and drug development.