When you study a haematology research degree at the UCL Cancer Institute, you join a supportive and intellectually rigorous environment to develop your research skills, subject knowledge, and critical review abilities. Our excellent facilities, supervision and training opportunities prepare you for careers in academia, industry, business, biomedicine, and healthcare. Haematology is one of five research departments within the Cancer Institute. It covers areas such as leukaemia biology, stem cell transplantation, transplantation immunology, tumour Immunology, cellular and gene therapy, multiple myeloma, and tumour immunodynamics.You will develop your research hypothesis with your supervisors, and undertake novel laboratory, bioinformatic or clinical research as part of their research team. You will be supported by a supervisory team including your principal supervisor, and a thesis committee which comprises a secondary supervisor and one to three committee members.