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MSc Genes, Drugs and Stem Cells – Novel Therapies
Imperial College London — London, United Kingdom
MSc Genes, Drugs and Stem Cells – Novel Therapies is a postgraduate Chemistry course at Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom. It takes 1 year, costs £49,650 per year and starts in October.
Postgraduate · 1 year · Full-time · Chemistry · £49,650 per year
Intakes: October
Gain proficiency in translational research and explore a range of next-generation therapies on this Master’s course. You'll acquire transferable skills in translational research, exploring the steps required to progress novel therapies from bench-to-bedside and towards drug licensing. You'll also build your knowledge of ethical and regulatory legislation, commercialisation strategies, and intellectual property and patent protection.
Careers
- ? Data analyst
- Policy advisor
- Trainee Patent Attorney
- Project Manager
- Medical Affairs Writer
- Associate Scientist
- Regulatory advisor
- Healthcare Consultant.
Frequently asked questions
How long is MSc Genes, Drugs and Stem Cells – Novel Therapies at Imperial College London?
MSc Genes, Drugs and Stem Cells – Novel Therapies takes 1 year (Full-time).
How much does MSc Genes, Drugs and Stem Cells – Novel Therapies at Imperial College London cost?
The listed tuition fee is £49,650 per year. Fees can change, so confirm the current amount before you apply.
When does MSc Genes, Drugs and Stem Cells – Novel Therapies start?
Intakes: October.
What level is MSc Genes, Drugs and Stem Cells – Novel Therapies?
It is a postgraduate course in Chemistry.
What careers can MSc Genes, Drugs and Stem Cells – Novel Therapies lead to?
Typical roles include ? Data analyst, Policy advisor, Trainee Patent Attorney, Project Manager, Medical Affairs Writer and Associate Scientist.