Study Details: 1 academic year 2 academic years
Build your specialist knowledge of human tissue repair after injury and in disease on our globally recognised MSc. You will be taught by UCL's leading scientists and clinicians, study integrated topics on immunology, immunotherapy, tissue engineering and transplantation sciences, and be well prepared for a PhD or a career in biomedicine.
A medical degree or a minimum of an upper second-class UK bachelor's degree in an appropriate subject (biological science, biomedicine, biophysics, chemistry, medicine), or an overseas qualification or an equivalent standard.
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You will gain awareness of the commercial opportunities and diverse funding mechanisms for developing new ideas, technologies, and applications, and be well prepared for careers in academia or industry.
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