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Microbiome in Health and Disease MSc
King's College London, University of London

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QualificationMSc - Master of Science
LocationGuy's Campus
Study modeFull Time
Start dateSep 2027
Duration1 Year
QualificationMSc - Master of Science
LocationGuy's Campus
Study modeFull Time
Start dateSep 2026
Duration1 Year
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MSc - Master of Science

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Guy's Campus

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Sep 2027

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This Microbiome in Health and Disease MSc will give you a unique understanding of all aspects of microbiome analysis and help you determine the role of microbiome in pathology. You’ll gain experience in both computational and experimental techniques as you study the science of the microbiome. Throughout your master’s in the microbiome in health and disease, you’ll follow a curriculum that combines teaching on a varied course incorporating systems biology and bioinformatics with molecular biology, microbiology, immunology and physiology. Designed and delivered by the Centre for Host-Microbiome Interactions (CHMI) at King’s, you’ll learn from world-leading experts working on one of the most exciting and cutting-edge fields of human health and disease.

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Oliver Moseley
King's College London, University of London
Microbiome in Health and Disease MSc
I am an online distance learner and believe there are better ways they could make us feel inclusive and thought of. Seems a distinct split in 'student experience' for those that are on campus and those of us online world wide...
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Veneta Beqiri
King's College London, University of London
Microbiome in Health and Disease MSc
Best aspects: diverse students & teaching, detailed feedback on coursework, interesting modules / lectures. Improvements: turning off aircon / turning on heating in lecture halls, access to coffee/tea in the kitchens, cheaper food, more student union events.
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King's College London, University of London
Microbiome in Health and Disease MSc
While my fellow students find the offerings of KCL brilliant, as a mature student with a family I feel that the facilities for my demographic are not well met. A lot of the activities and opportunities were not created for people in my position, and it may be helpful to consider this for future students. For instance, gym classes and exercise sessions are often timetabled for the evening straight after classes, when this would not be possible for a parent who needs to collect children. It would be helpful to offer family activities and lunch time sessions at different campuses. More consideration should be given to make the campus and course inclusive of people in my position rather than catering only for the typical aged student.
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Tobin Hardy
King's College London, University of London
Microbiome in Health and Disease MSc
The location of the campuses is great as they are easy to access through multiple transport methods and place you in the heart of London allowing you to feel like you're living a good student life. We are also provided with great student areas to work in or meet up with friends or coursemates. Although a more relaxing area to work in would be nice in Guy's campus, as it currently only has the library which can be a difficult work environment on occasion.
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Suzie Kowaz
King's College London, University of London
Microbiome in Health and Disease MSc
The KCLSU is a real highlight, so many societies to be part of and there is always something going on that you can join in on. I have also had good experience with access to counselling and the disability service.
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£18,150 per year
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Reviewed: 10/02/23
Microbiome in Health and Disease MSc
While my fellow students find the offerings of KCL brilliant, as a mature student with a family I feel that the facilities for my demographic are not well met. A lot of the activities and opportunities were not created for people in my position, and it may be helpful to consider this for future students. For instance, gym classes and exercise sessions are often timetabled for the evening straight after classes, when this would not be possible for a parent who needs to collect children. It would be helpful to offer family activities and lunch time sessions at different campuses. More consideration should be given to make the campus and course inclusive of people in my position rather than catering only for the typical aged student.
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King's College London, University of London

King's College London (King's) is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the UK. With a rich history dat...

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King's College London, University of London
Great Maze PondLondonGreater LondonSE1 1ULUnited Kingdom
Nearest train station:London Bridge 0.2 miles away
Nearest tube station:Borough 0.1 miles away
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