University of Nottingham: Oncology MSc/PGDip/PGCert

Summary

Join the fight against cancer and learn more about the biological and molecular aspects of the disease as well as the clinical practice of oncology.

For over 20 years the course has been providing up-to-date knowledge and training to its students in both clinics and labs, giving them a unique approach to the study of cancer.

Taught by both scientists and clinicians who are internationally recognised for their cancer research, you'll get to learn and conduct your own research project in the brand new Biodiscovery Institute making use of some of the latest technology in oncology.

At Nottingham, you'll receive the thorough grounding in oncology that will help you succeed in your career tackling one of the world's biggest killers.

**Oncology Curriculum Requirements**

By completing this course you will have met the curriculum requirements for Higher Specialist Training in Medical Oncology as set out by the Joint Committee on Higher Medical Training.

You will have also partly fulfilled the syllabus requirements for clinicians studying to sit Part 1 FRCR exams.

Summary

This course is suitable for both scientists and other graduates who wish to learn more about the science as well as the practice of oncology, and for clinicians together with other health care professionals who require further training in the molecular aspects of oncology. The course aims to: provide formal training for basic scientists and clinicians in the theoretical and practical aspects of the causes and treatment of cancer; through the project and dissertation, familiarise students with the research environment, and enable them to develop the skills necessary to undertake independent research.