Biomedical Studies
London Metropolitan University Centres
Summary
- Exam(s) / assessment(s) is included in price
- Tutor is available to students
Overview
Description
This flexible approach to distance learning is designed for people who wish to undertake Continued Professional Development (CPD), top-up or progress to a postgraduate qualification in biomedical science. Students are likely to be working in biomedical science environment, either as part of a health service or in industry. People take the course for various reasons, but mainly for career advancement or continuing professional development.
Department: School of Human Sciences
Qualification:
MSc
Qualification Level:
RQF Level 7
Requirements:
You will be required to have a first or second class honours first degree (or equivalent) in biomedical or life sciences subjects (that included appropriate biomedical content), although other subjects may be considered. Lower grades, or non-degree qualifications supplemented by substantial work experience, may be considered at interview.
Assessment Methods:
You'll be assessed through quizzes, personal learning logs and end of course assessments which can include essays, posters, leaflets and online presentations.
Modules:
This course is made up on 180 credits. Students self-select various modules from a list of 14 designate modules as well as taking 3 core modules over their study period. Core modules include: Advanced Immunology (20 credits), Bioethics Research Grant Proposal (20 credits), and Research Project (Biomedical Science) (60 credits). Option modules include: Introduction to Haematology (10 credits), Introduction to Immunology (10 credits), Introduction to Transfusion and Transplantation, Introduction to Clinical Biochemistry (10 credits), Introduction to Cellular Pathology (10 credits), Introduction to General Microbiology (10 credits), Introduction to Medical Microbiology (20 credits), Introduction to Clinical Immunology (20 credits), Introduction to Molecular Biology and Genetics (10 credits), Introduction to Clinical Genetics (20 credits), Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology in Health and Disease (20 credits), Introduction to Cell Biology (10 credits), Toxicology (10 credits), and Haemoglobinopathies (10 credits).
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