MSc Molecular Pathology of Cancer / Course details

Students will be provided with a list of available research projects and will submit their preferences based on their research interests. Projects can be lab-based, dry, or clinic-based. Throughout the project, each student will be supervised by a project supervisor and will work as part of a research group. The findings will be compiled into a 10-13,000-word dissertation, addressing a specific question within the field of cancer research or oncology. The dissertation must include a concise introduction, a clear description of the methods used, a presentation and analysis of the data, and a logical interpretation and discussion of the findings. The report should be thoroughly referenced and formatted according to the provided guidelines.

The unit aims to:

• help students develop research expertise in a specific area of cancer/oncology reesarch, deepening their knowledge and skills within their chosen field of study.
• enable students to conduct an in-depth examination of a particular topic or research question, demonstrating proficiency in articulating the research question, selecting appropriate methods, collecting and analysing data, and critically evaluating the results.
• provide an opportunity for students to showcase their research and project management skills, culminating in a written report that contributes to their academic development and equips them with transferable skills for a future career.

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