Translational Research in Oral Sciences

Postgraduate

In Leeds

Price on request

Description

  • Type

    Postgraduate

  • Location

    Leeds

  • Start date

    Different dates available

This new and innovative course builds upon the integrated nature of the School of Dentistry’s clinical and basic science divisions and aims to prepare future researchers from scientific or clinical backgrounds for research careers based in addressing oral health needs. You’ll gain a thorough background in oral sciences; the investigative, cutting edge technologies that enable oral scientific discovery alongside necessary training in research governance and rigour. All areas of translational research pathways will be addressed, including aspects of commercialisation which will be taught through the Leeds University Business School (LUBS). Disease focused modules provide opportunities for in-depth exploration with research experts in the fields of Cancer, Musculoskeletal and Oral and systemic disease links.

Our teaching staff includes world leading experts with track records in translating research discoveries into novel healthcare products and practices. Student integration within the wider Dental School will be facilitated by undertaking recently updated modules shared with students from other MSc programmes.

Aimed at dental and biosciences graduates, the course will facilitate a career path focussed on oral research and its translation into positive impacts on health.

Facilities

Location

Start date

Leeds (North Yorkshire)
Maurice Keyworth Building, The University Of Leeds, LS2 9JT

Start date

Different dates availableEnrolment now open

About this course

Entry requirements
A recognised undergraduate degree in Life Sciences (BSc Hons minimum 2:2 or equivalent) OR Dentistry (BChD or BDS equivalent).
IELTS: 7.0 overall with not less than 6.5 in every skill.
English language requirements
IELTS 7.0 overall, with no less than 6.5 in all components. For other English qualifications, read English language equivalent qualifications.
How to apply
For September 2018 entry, please submit your application by 30th July 2018.
Late applications may be considered on an adhoc basis.
APPLY nal: £21,500 (total)
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Subjects

  • Dental
  • Governance
  • Teaching
  • University
  • School
  • Business School

Course programme

The programme will:

  • provide structured individualised learning and training in a research environment of international excellence.
  • be delivered by academics at the forefront of knowledge generation ranging from molecular discovery to translational application
  • engage students in research projects using the latest technologies that generate results with scientific impact and potential for improving patient health
  • equip students for the full process of translational oral research, which will be relevant for a range of biomedical scientific careers, providing the skills and insight to excel in multidisciplinary research.

Course structure

These are typical modules/components studied and may change from time to time. Read more in our Terms and conditions.

Modules Year 1

Compulsory modules

  • Research Methods Ethics and Statistics 30 credits
  • Oral Sciences 15 credits
  • Investigative and Enabling Technologies 30 credits
  • Research Project 60 credits
  • Innovation Management in Practice 15 credits

For more information on typical modules, read Translational Research in Oral Sciences MSc in the course catalogue

Learning and teaching

Teaching will be split between the Dental school on the main campus and the Wellcome Trust Brenner Building (WTBB) at the St James’s University Hospital. The WTBB is a modern purpose built research facility, housing cutting edge facilities in imaging, tissue and microbiological culture and next generation sequencing technologies. On the main campus students can benefit from all the expertise, facilities (such as the Leeds Dental Translational and Clinical Research Unit) and support provided by the Dental school.

Our course emphasises student directed and multidisciplinary learning. Teaching methods include lectures, seminars and workshops. These will be complemented by e-learning delivered by research active scientists and clinicians with additional input from industrial partners and Leeds University Business School (LUBS) academics.

Assessment

Summative assessment will provide you with on-going feedback on your depth of subject knowledge and skills. Assessment methods for formative and summative assessment will include oral and poster presentations, unseen examinations and literature reviews. Exercises to identify research questions formulate research plans and prepare mock applications for funding and ethical/ governance approvals will also contribute to assessment.

Translational Research in Oral Sciences

Price on request