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Master of Science (with Honours) - Msci (Hon)
UCL (University College London) - Bloomsbury Campus
Full Time
Sep 2027
4 Year
Biochemical research underpins a great deal of the core knowledge in life sciences. In particular, the discipline has helped illuminate many of the problems that have fascinated and perplexed molecular bioscientists. The Biochemistry MSci - premised on research - provides an invaluable foundation for postgraduate study or a dynamic career within this area. You will be challenged and stimulated in a research-intensive environment, and receive research-based teaching that will prepare you for postgraduate research, or a career at the cutting-edge of advances in molecular biosciences and health and disease research.The Institute of Structural and Molecular Biology promotes multi-disciplinary research at the interface of structural, cell and chemical biology. Our excellent resources include the Darwin Research Facility, which provides state of the art centrifugation, cell culture, imaging and biomolecular structural analysis facilities.
Students will study either The Principles of Cellular Control or The Chemistry of Biologically Important Molecules. In addition to the core module students need to study optional modules.
Students will study either The Principles of Cellular Control or The Chemistry of Biologically Important Molecules. In addition to the core module students need to study optional modules.
Students will study either The Principles of Cellular Control or The Chemistry of Biologically Important Molecules. In addition to the core module students need to study optional modules.
Students will study either The Principles of Cellular Control or The Chemistry of Biologically Important Molecules. In addition to the core module students need to study optional modules.
Students will study either The Principles of Cellular Control or The Chemistry of Biologically Important Molecules. In addition to the core module students need to study optional modules.
Students will study either The Principles of Cellular Control or The Chemistry of Biologically Important Molecules. In addition to the core module students need to study optional modules.
Students can choose two advanced modules from: Mechanisms of Molecular Machines, Cellular Regulation in Biotechnology, Health and Disease or Advanced Molecular Biology of Protein Regulatory Networks and a choice ofonemodule from: Cancer Biology or Genes to Disease. In addition to the core modules students will also have optional modules.
Students can choose two advanced modules from: Mechanisms of Molecular Machines, Cellular Regulation in Biotechnology, Health and Disease or Advanced Molecular Biology of Protein Regulatory Networks and a choice ofonemodule from: Cancer Biology or Genes to Disease. In addition to the core modules students will also have optional modules.
Students can choose two advanced modules from: Mechanisms of Molecular Machines, Cellular Regulation in Biotechnology, Health and Disease or Advanced Molecular Biology of Protein Regulatory Networks and a choice ofonemodule from: Cancer Biology or Genes to Disease. In addition to the core modules students will also have optional modules.
Students can choose two advanced modules from: Mechanisms of Molecular Machines, Cellular Regulation in Biotechnology, Health and Disease or Advanced Molecular Biology of Protein Regulatory Networks and a choice ofonemodule from: Cancer Biology or Genes to Disease. In addition to the core modules students will also have optional modules.
Students can choose two advanced modules from: Mechanisms of Molecular Machines, Cellular Regulation in Biotechnology, Health and Disease or Advanced Molecular Biology of Protein Regulatory Networks and a choice ofonemodule from: Cancer Biology or Genes to Disease. In addition to the core modules students will also have optional modules.
Students can choose two advanced modules from: Mechanisms of Molecular Machines, Cellular Regulation in Biotechnology, Health and Disease or Advanced Molecular Biology of Protein Regulatory Networks and a choice ofonemodule from: Cancer Biology or Genes to Disease. In addition to the core modules students will also have optional modules.
Literature project which involves writing a review based on a specific subject area.
Students can choose two advanced modules from: Mechanisms of Molecular Machines, Cellular Regulation in Biotechnology, Health and Disease or Advanced Molecular Biology of Protein Regulatory Networks and a choice ofonemodule from: Cancer Biology or Genes to Disease. In addition to the core modules students will also have optional modules.
Students can choose two advanced modules from: Mechanisms of Molecular Machines, Cellular Regulation in Biotechnology, Health and Disease or Advanced Molecular Biology of Protein Regulatory Networks and a choice ofonemodule from: Cancer Biology or Genes to Disease. In addition to the core modules students will also have optional modules.
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