Lancaster’s MSc in Biomedicine offers an intensive 12-month full-time or two-year part-time programme in a world-class environment.

You will be taught and supervised by research-active academics who are experts in the biological mechanisms underpinning human diseases and turning research discoveries into practical applications such as diagnostic tools and novel drug treatments.

Throughout the course, you will develop strong intellectual, practical and transferable skills, gaining a highly sought-after postgraduate qualification that opens doors across academia, industry and healthcare.

You will gain a deep understanding of the molecular and cellular processes involved in human diseases and how innovative methods can be developed to diagnose, prevent and treat acute, chronic, and infectious diseases.

Through dedicated training in experimental design, data analysis and critical evaluation of scientific literature, you will be equipped for a fulfilling career in academic research, healthcare, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals or related sectors such as science communication and education.

We welcome applications from graduates from a range of disciplines and backgrounds including:

• Those with an undergraduate degree in subjects such as Biology, Biomedical Sciences, Biochemistry, Pharmacology or Neuroscience.
• Those with an undergraduate degree in related subjects such as Chemistry, Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Science with additional research or work experience in bioscience.
• Those with a strong interest in understanding how basic scientific research can lead to development of innovative new drugs for the treatment of acute, chronic and infectious diseases.
• Those who want to develop their research skills to progress to PhD study or research careers in industry, academia or in clinical settings.