University of Roehampton

Overview

The MSc in Cell Biomedicine at the University of Roehampton is a comprehensive, research-led master’s programme designed to deepen your understanding of cellular biology, disease mechanisms, and therapeutic strategies. This course emphasizes practical research and data handling skills through project-based learning, equipping you for a variety of careers in biomedical research and the health and life-science sectors.

What you'll study

Typical modules may include:

• Health Research Methods – Focuses on research design, critical appraisal, and the handling of scientific data.
• Cells, Disease and Therapy – Examines how cellular mechanisms contribute to disease and explores therapeutic interventions targeting biological pathways.
• Communication – Enhances skills in academic writing, scientific presentation, and effectively communicating research findings.
• Research Project / Extended Research Project – Involves an in-depth investigation supported by research training, culminating in a dissertation or research presentation.

How learning is organized:

• Full-time students typically complete taught modules followed by a significant research project.
• Part-time students distribute their modules over the extended duration, completing their research project throughout the programme.

Project requirement: Students will undertake an extended research project, which may include a dissertation, report, and/or research presentation, depending on the cohort's assessment format.

Entry requirements

Agood academic background is essential, with a minimum requirement of a relevant undergraduate degree. Applicants should demonstrate strong performance in their previous studies, typically reflected in their Grade Point Average (GPA).

Career prospects

Graduates of the MSc in Cell Biomedicine are well-prepared for diverse roles in biomedical research, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and healthcare. The skills acquired during the programme position you for opportunities in laboratory research, clinical trials, and health policy, among other fields.