Description
Program Overview
Receive world-class training in research at the interface of computational and clinical translational science on this Master's course.
With an emphasis on the field of informatics, this course embraces cutting-edge developments in the field of cancer research.
Informatics covers the handling and analysis of data. This program will equip you with the skills required to leverage large biological and clinical datasets to address novel hypotheses and gain new insights into molecular biology.
You'll explore technologically advanced approaches currently being applied, in a teaching program that comprises both theoretical and practical elements.
Through demonstrations and workshops, you'll be trained in fundamental computational and bioinformatics techniques, ethics, and science communications.
You'll also apply your skills on two research placements, both lasting approximately 20 weeks each.
This is one of two Cancer Biology streams available at Imperial. You may alternatively wish to consider our core Cancer Biology stream.
Requirement
Applicants must possess a bachelor's degree with CGPA > 2.50/4.00 OR 3.0-3.5/5.00
A copy of your international Passport Bio-Data Page.
WAEC Certificate
Undergraduate Certificate (ND & HND)
Undergraduate Transcript (ND & HND)
Passport Photograph
Curriculum Vitae
Two reference letters.
Statement of Purpose in English (A letter that states the Applicant’s Purpose for choosing the Program ).
Upper-intermediate command of English (equivalent to IELTS 6.0+ or TOEFL 79+ level, but no certificate required)
Fees
Tuition Fee for Local students and Ireland - £ 15,800.00