Clinical Trials & Stratified Medicine [MSc]
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I really enjoyed, University of Glasgow, I had a nice time in all, teaching style was good and I had a nice time overall.
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Overall the whole experience was amazing and good. The lectures and the tutors are so helpful and the work level is challenging too. It was a good time spent there
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It was a great experience so far, I would suggest going to the open days and apply for understudy settlement where there are 5+ individuals on a level.
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Postgraduate
In Glasgow
Description
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Type
Postgraduate
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Location
Glasgow (Scotland)
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Start date
Different dates available
The programme will cover the principles which underpin the emerging science at the interface between genetics and pharmacology and the clinical evaluation of the resultant new medicines, taught by internationally recognised experts The aim of this programme is to train researchers who can break down the barriers that currently prevent discoveries at the bench from being translated into treatments at the bedside University of Glasgow is rated in the top 1% of universities worldwide, and has a global reputation in the field of clinical trials and stratified medicine. You will be taught by a multidisciplinary team of world leading scientists and clinicians within the College of Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences Students will gain an understanding of statistical methods used to evaluate the efficacy and cost-effectiveness of new treatments Students on the programme will undergo theoretical and practical training in state-of-the-art research processes available to researchers in Glasgow, enabling an appreciation of how to apply novel stratified approaches, together with clinical pharmacological, regulatory and ethical principles to the optimisation of future clinical research and therapeutic practice. We have excellent opportunities to engage with industrial and clinical scientists, with guest lecturers from the pharmaceutical industry, medical diagnostic laboratories and bioscience business which will help you understand the science, methodology and terminology used by scientists and clinicians from different disciplines. You will learn to communicate effectively in a multidisciplinary environment, critically evaluate a wide range of scientific data and research strategies and learn how to make a significant contribution to research and treatment in the 21st century You will be taught by a multidisciplinary...
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Reviews
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I really enjoyed, University of Glasgow, I had a nice time in all, teaching style was good and I had a nice time overall.
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Overall the whole experience was amazing and good. The lectures and the tutors are so helpful and the work level is challenging too. It was a good time spent there
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It was a great experience so far, I would suggest going to the open days and apply for understudy settlement where there are 5+ individuals on a level.
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Course rating
Recommended
Centre rating
Ayomikun
Josh Silver
Gavin
Amanah
Subjects
- IT
- Medical
- Medical training
- Project
Course programme
Students will undertake core courses which will account for 90 credits and a further 30 credits from options which will enable students to personalise their degree to better align it with their future career aspirations. Students will also be offered a choice of project.
Core Courses
- Topics in Therapeutics - general topics and cardiovascular disease
- Pharmacogenomics and Molecular Medicine - fundamentals of molecular medicine
- Medical Statistics 1
- Evidence based research in medicine
- Drug disposition
- Clinical trials: principles and methods.
Optional Courses
- Pharmacogenomics & molecular medicine - applied pharmacogenomics and molecular medicine
- Topics in therapeutics - commonly used drugs
- Pharmaceutical medicine
- Medical statistics 2
- Established and novel techniques in cardiovascular & medical sciences research.
Project and Assessment
The project will account for the remaining 60 credits. The programme will include an opportunity for all students to present the outcomes of their projects to an audience of other students and academics. Assessment will consist of submission of a Dissertation and a viva examination.
Additional information
Candidates must normally possess: at least a second class honours degree in a relevant subject e.g. Life Science or Pharmacy/Pharmacology/Medicine from a recognised University.
International students with academic qualifications below those required should contact our partner institution, Glasgow International College, who offer a range of pre-Masters courses.
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