Course Director: Dr Mark Fielder

The MSc in Biomedical Science has been designed to provide graduates in the biomedical sciences or related subjects to reinforce their knowledge of fundamental topics and to undertake an advanced study into one of the areas of haematology, cellular pathology or medical microbiology.

For further information contact Dr Fielder. (Tel: 020 8547 2000 ext.62843, E-mail: M.Fielder@kingston.ac.uk)

This course allows you to pursue an individual programme of research within any of the specialist areas of expertise within the School. You will normally need a first or second class honours degree or equivalent in a relevant subject. The degree involves investigation and evaluation of an approved research project and the presentation of a dissertation.

Prospective applicants should consult the School's research site and discuss their interests and/or ideas with relevant members of staff.

For details of this course, consult the School of Mathematics website.

The School also provides good facilities for those wishing to obtain postgraduate qualifications (PhD, MPhil and MSc) by research. For more information on the areas of interest within the School, please see the Research page. General enquiries about research opportunities within the School may be addressed to Professor Angela Davies Russell.