Middlesex University courses

...(15 credits) – Compulsory Pharmacology and Toxicology (15 credits) – Compulsory Dissertation (30 credits) – Compulsory Bioinformatics (15 credits)... Learn about: Medical training, Molecular Biology, Human Biology...

...(30 credits) - Compulsory This module aims to provide the principles of medical instrumentation including sensors, electronics or mechanics... Learn about: Medical Engineering, Problem Solving, Biomedical Engineering...

...introduction to the scope of microbiology, the nature and importance of micro-organisms and factors influencing their growth and survival. The module explores... Learn about: Medical training, Molecular Biology, Cell Biology...

...Critical discussion during practical and dissertation work forms an important vehicle for learning, and participating in assessment will also advance knowledge... Learn about: Molecular Biology, Animal Biology, Changing World...

...Clinical Practice (30 credits) - Optional This module is concerned with the development of advanced clinical knowledge and practical skills required... Learn about: Biomedical Ethics, Genetic disease, Clinical Practice...

...pulmonary vascular diseases, peripheral arterial diseases, ventilatory disorders, muscle disorders. Cardiopulmonary Pathophysiology (15 credits)... Learn about: Exercise Testing, Biomedical research, IT Management...

...a broad overview of the relevant current UK ethical and legal regulations for research using human tissues. The module will further explore the ethical... Learn about: Rhythm management, IT Management...

...The workshop will focus upon the methods invented and deployed throughout the development of this field. Evolutionary Theory The workshop will explore... Learn about: Traditional model, Field Trip...

...methods for analysis of physiological signals. Biomedical Ethics and Law (15 credits) - Compulsory The purpose of this module is to provide insight... Learn about: IT Management, IT Law, Rhythm management...

...they're also known for their strong pastoral care and for going the extra mile for their students Course content What you will study on the MSc Clinical Physiology (Neurophysiology)?... Learn about: NHS Training, IT Management, Experimental Design...

...practices and research. Our Centre for Investigative and Diagnostic Oncology has pioneered techniques for cancer diagnosis and treatment, including... Learn about: Legal issues, IT Management, Experimental Design...

...testing in the diagnosis and management of patients with learning difficulties and the implications to other family members. Laboratory Leadership and Management... Learn about: Experimental Design, Legal issues, Skills and Training...

...statistical analyses as well as techniques for analysing samples and molecules. You will also be proficient and capable in all aspects of managing a laboratory... Learn about: Legal issues, Skills and Training, IT Management...

...Often, an external supervisor is also involved. Your supervisors will act as personal tutors, helping you to clarify your initial objectives... Learn about: Cancer sensitivity, Novel therapy, Intellectual enquiry...

...ethical and legal issues can be critically analysed and addressed. Blood Analysis and Pathology (15 credits) - Compulsory This module aims to introduce... Learn about: Biomedical Science, Blood analysis, IT Management...

...of environmental health issues and you will develop skills and knowledge that will underpin your future studies in environmental health sciences... Learn about: International arena, Quality management, Micro organisms...

...(30 Credits) Compulsory Law and Professional Practice (30 Credits) Compulsory Year 2 Approaches to Experimental Research (30 Credits) Compulsory Epidemiology... Learn about: Public Health, Social inequalities, Quality management...

...own work – such as a report – forms, as a point of origin or reference, a significant part of the intellectual enquiry and is presented for examination... Learn about: Environmental Science, Drainage Systems, Air pollution...

...To reflect on the role of health demographics and indicators of these such as the surveillance of communicable and non communicable diseases... Learn about: IT Management, IT Law, Food safety...

...communities and individuals. The global to local context will be considered. Time will be spent on responses to emergencies including those derived from natural... Learn about: Computing skills, Public Health, Communicate data...