Oncology Postgraduate Degrees

...About the course The three- to four-year DPhil in Oncology is based on the conduct of a specific research project conducted in a single research group or laboratory. Applications are accepted from both basic scientists and clinicians... Learn about: Medical training...

... to the degrees of Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy in Medical Physics are open to suitable graduates in physics, engineering physics, or equivalent programs. Research programs and course selection will have a clear connection and relevance to the field of Oncology... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Cell Biology...

... to analyse everyday teaching and learning opportunities while proposing new, enhanced approaches to trainee development through extending your knowledge and skills as an educator in the oncology field. At the Centre for Medical Education at the University of Dundee we’ve been enabling medical educators... Learn about: Learning Teaching, Assessment in Medical Education, Education in Oncology...

... their future in the field of Surgical Oncology. Having chosen this stream you will undertake a research project in Surgical Oncology which will be the subject of your dissertation. In addition you will be required to undertake one core Unit of Study (PUBH5018 Introductory Biostatistics) or (CEPI5100... Learn about: Medical School, Medical training...

...About the course The Department of Oncology offers a four-year combined taught and research programme in radiation oncology comprised of the MSc in Radiation Biology in the first year followed by the DPhil in Oncology in the second to fourth years... Learn about: Medical training...

...Translational oncology is the process by which laboratory research informs the development of new treatments for cancer. It’s a rapidly advancing field with massive therapeutic and commercial potential, and recent graduates have gone on to work in academic research science, pharmaceuticals... Learn about: Molecular Basis of Cancer, Cancer diagnosis, Commercial potential...

... Diploma in Nursing Science (Oncology Nursing). Stage 2 With an additional one year of fulltime study, students can complete this program by Research... Learn about: Part Time...

...A programme for health care professionals from diverse backgrounds who wish to expand their knowledge of theoretical and practical aspects of oncology, including medical and oncology trainees, nurses, pharmacists, radiographers, vets, and clinical trial co-ordinators... Learn about: Part Time, Clinical Oncology...

... Work Based Learning Cross-sectional Imaging - Therapeutic Oncology Practice PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System) Administration Management... Learn about: Quality Training, Health Care, Communication System...

... and Chronic Conditions: Pediatric Oncology Nursing of Children Theory I: Child and Family Development Intermediate Principles of Pediatric Acute Care Advanced... Learn about: Decision Making, Nurse training...

... contributing to cutaneous ulceration, viable assessment techniques and the effectiveness of current management practices. Specialist Oncology Management... Learn about: Health and Social Care, Palliative care, Public Health...

...For health care professionals from diverse backgrounds who wish to expand their knowledge of theoretical and practical aspects of oncology, this full-time programme is particularly suitable for medical professionals with an interest in clinical, medical, surgical and translational oncology. Unique... Learn about: Medical training, Full Time, Clinical Oncology...

... pathway in one of the following medical or surgical colleges: surgical oncology, ENT, plastic surgery, anatomical pathology, dermatology, radiation oncology and primary care / specialist practice. Career outcomes Graduates of the Graduate Certificate in Medicine should have detailed understanding... Learn about: Medical training...

...The Division of Cancer Studies has a multidisciplinary research portfolio that maps onto and spans the entire patient journey. We bring together and are underpinned by core strengths in haematology, haemato-oncology, breast cancer biology, epidemiology, cancer cell biology, gastro-intestinal cancer... Learn about: GI Cancer, Cancer epidemiology, Cell Biology...

... of the Department of Oncology and it is not always possible to accommodate the preferences of incoming graduate students to work with a particular member of staff... Learn about: Team Training...

... and Correction of Facial Deformity Oral Oncology Clinical Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Dento-Alveolar Surgery 4 Clinical Science & Research Methods Optional... Learn about: Maxillofacial surgery, Oral surgery, Dento-Alveolar Surgery...

... for Student Support Payments. Eligible students can receive Youth Allowance, Austudy or Pensioner Education Supplement. Students with a career interest in radiation oncology may also be eligible for the Scholarship in Radiation Oncology Medical Physics. Master of Physical Science Course code: 53560 Master... Learn about: Medical training, GCSE Physics...

...The Master of Science in Medical Dosimetry at Suffolk University combines coursework and hands-on clinical training that will prepare you for an entry level dosimetry position. Medical dosimetrists are integral members of the radiation oncology team who create computerized treatment plans... Learn about: Medical training...

...The five-month core theoretical course covers the emerging areas of fundamental radiation biology for oncology and its treatment by radiotherapy... Learn about: Medical training...

... Care Practice - Oncology Year 4 at sussex Autumn teaching The Research Pharmacist Spring teaching Advanced Pharmaceutical Care Practice - Preparing... Learn about: Advanced Pharmaceutical, Health and Disease, Pharmacy MPharm...