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See the degree grade →The MPhil is a research-focused master's level programme for candidates undertaking supervised, project-based investigation and assessment including a viva‑voce. It suits graduates who want formal research training, preparation for a PhD, or to develop specialist investigative skills in areas such as stem cell research and related laboratory disciplines.
Coursework is research‑led and organised around project work and institutional research themes. Source items associated with the programme include:
The source page lists administrative and scholarly processes rather than formal entry criteria. Prospective applicants should expect to meet the university's standard research‑degree entry checks and to liaise with the department or research centre for specific eligibility and supervision arrangements.
Graduates use the MPhil to gain practical research experience and to strengthen applications for PhD programmes, research posts in academia or industry, and roles that require specialist laboratory or project management skills, especially in areas highlighted by the institution such as stem cell research.
The page references research promotion and administrative proformas but does not list specific funding. Applicants should consult the university's research administration and centres for available scholarships, project funding, and forms such as claim or promotion proformas that support funded research activity.
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