MSc Oncology
Course overview
The Oncology MSc at the University of Chester is for graduates who want to learn more about cancer and the science behind it. The course looks at how cancer starts, how it grows and spreads in the body, how it is studied in the lab, and how scientific evidence is used for treatment.
Learning includes lectures, problem-solving activities, research tasks, and some laboratory work where suitable. Assessment can include essays, written tasks, case-based work, exams, and a final research project. By the end of the degree, students will have specialist knowledge that can lead you careers in research, laboratory work, or further postgraduate study.
Entry requirements
Applicants for the Oncology MSc in the University of Chester need to prepare academic transcripts, a CV, a personal statement, and a reference.
Grade Requirements:
- Applicants for the Oncology MSc at the University of Chester need a 2:2 honours degree in a relevant bioscience area (for example: biomedical science, biological sciences, biochemistry, or similar).
- International equivalents are accepted.
English Proficiency:
- Applicants for the Oncology MSc in the University of Chester need IELTS 6.5 overall, minimum 6.0 in each component (or an accepted equivalent qualification)
Scholarships
Chevening Scholarship
International Alumni Scholarship
Discount is for students advancing from Bachelor’s to Master’s level.
Career opportunities
Graduates of the Oncology MSc at the University of Chester may move into roles connected to cancer research, biomedical science, and medical laboratories.Possible career paths include:
- Cancer Research Assistant
- Laboratory Technician
- Clinical Trials Assistant
- Biomedical Scientist (subject to IBMS / HCPC routes)
- Research Scientist
Cost of study
International students pay £15,000 for the Oncology MSc at the University of Chester. Check the official University of Chester fee page for the exact yearly figure.
Admission
Applications for the Oncology MSc at the University of Chester are submitted through the university’s online application system. For support with applying, kindly reach out to one of our trained counsellors.
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