MSC Clinical Biochemistry is a Masters program taught at University of Manchester, UK. Intake: entry. The program is offered in campus-based modes with full-time (MSc/PGDip/PGCert 1yr FT, PT 2 yr (or 2-3 for MSc)) options.
The University of Manchester offers the MSc Clinical Biochemistry. The course provides a grounding in clinical biochemistry for graduates pursuing careers in diagnostic labs, the pharmaceutical industry or research. You study the pathophysiology of diseases of the major organ systems within the body and how laboratory analysis can help to elucidate the cause and advise on patient management.
Teaching covers the regulation of endocrinology systems and investigation of disorders. You also explore specialist topics including paediatric biochemistry, drug monitoring and nutritional analysis. Learning includes case based discussions and the development of professional, research and communication skills. The course includes an option of a 10 week research project. Units are also available as standalone courses and CPD.
The minimum requirements for admission in MSC Clinical Biochemistry at University of Manchester for all applicants (Domestic or International) are:
Note: Please check the university website in the link below.
We require an honours degree (Upper Second minimum) or overseas equivalent in: biochemistry biomedical sciences physiology pharmacology pharmacy medicine other biological subjects that contain elements of biochemistry and/or physiology. We accept chemistry graduates, but you need to have studied significant elements of biochemistry and/or physiology during your undergraduate degree.
Flexibility on entry requirements will be considered for candidates with proven appropriate professional experience. Under these circumstances, candidates will be considered on an individual basis and may be required to enrol initially on the PGCert track.
This course is also available for intercalating medical students, both from the University of Manchester and other UK universities, upon completion of their third year. For St Andrews students studying at Manchester, this includes the three-year course plus the following one or two years spent in Manchester. Intercalating medical students need to have passed all assessments at first attempt (if they are third year) or have no fails in third year if they are fourth year.
Application documents: One academic reference; official degree certificates (with translations if not in English); official university transcripts (with translations if not in English); full CV; personal statement (300-500 words).
International students must demonstrate English proficiency through a secure and approved testing system. Specifically, we require a minimum of: IELTS: 6.5 overall with 6.0 in all components.
We may also accept evidence of a confirmed place on a University Pre-sessional English language course, if approved before you apply for the English course.
Please check detail of study units at https://www.manchester.ac.uk/study/masters/courses/list/02113/msc-clinical-biochemistry
85 fully funded scholarships are listed for UK. See UK scholarships.