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Business Management with Chinese with Year Abroad

Immerse yourself in business management theories and Chinese language and culture.

Cancer and Molecular and Cellular Biology (PGDip)

Learn how research in this area has advanced the treatment and diagnoses of cancer, and of how new therapies are developed, evaluated and implemented.

Cancer and Molecular Pathology and Genomics (MSc)

This programme combines in-depth teaching of disease mechanisms and molecular technologies with an emphasis on developing your critical and practical skills.

Cancer and Molecular Pathology and Genomics (PGDip)

This programme combines in-depth teaching of disease mechanisms and molecular technologies with an emphasis on developing your critical and practical skills.

Cancer (MSc)

This programme provides students with an in-depth look at the biology behind the disease processes which lead to cancer.

Clinical Microbiology (PGDip)

Develop your own original scholarship and scientific research in clinical microbiology: preparing you to pursue further research or professional study.

Clinical Oral Microbiology DClinDent*

If you’re a dentist who has a special interest in clinical oral microbiology or want to become a clinical academic, this course is for you.
*Subject to approval

French and Politics

Develop high-level French language skills and gain insight into the workings of today’s increasingly globalised world.

Language Sciences (with specialisation in Language Development) MSc

The combined specialisation in language development provides a thorough multidisciplinary introduction to modern knowledge and current research.

Language Sciences (with specialisation in Linguistics with Neuroscience) MSc

For students with a background in linguistics who want to apply their knowledge in understanding language impairments in individuals with brain damage.