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MSc Biomedical Science (Haematology and Transfusion Science)
Middlesex University

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(4.4)

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

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Hendon Campus

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Full Time

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Sep 2027

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1 Year

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Haematologists specialise in disorders of the blood and blood-forming tissues, and their contribution to patient care is fundamental and wide-ranging. Whether you're analysing data from patients' samples, matching donated blood with someone who needs a transfusion or researching cures for blood cancers, your work will improve and save countless lives.This Masters programme has a strong practical element, with an emphasis on developing laboratory skills and gaining hands-on experience of diagnostic techniques. It also incorporates elements of microbiology and clinical biochemistry and you'll be able to study and learn within the University's specialist laboratories which include a modern, well-equipped cell culture facility, fully-equipped proteomics facilities and a microbiology lab. You will have access to a molecular biology laboratory for techniques such as DNA sequencing, real-time PCR, electrophoresis and HPLC. You'll also learn to use cutting-edge techniques such as MALDI-TOF mass spectrometers and flow cyto meters.1 year full-time

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WUSCA Student ranking
27th/91
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Complete University Guide ranking
122nd
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Complete University Guide Biomedical Sciences ranking
70th
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What students say
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Madalina Constantin
Middlesex University
MSc Biomedical Science (Haematology and Transfusion Science)
Students receive a lot of support from the lecturers and other faculty members. Additionally there are different departments specialising in offering students support and guidance. There are many events organised to help students socialise and relax or be part of the activities that boost their CV and skills. If I had the chance to start my programme again, I will definitely do it as I feel sad it’s nearly the end of my uni life and I will be missing it a lot.
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Grace
Middlesex University
MSc Biomedical Science (Haematology and Transfusion Science)
University is such a great place to study because it brings together expert lecturers, diverse students, and a wide range of academic resources in one environment that encourages curiosity and growth. You’re surrounded by people who are motivated to learn, which creates a culture of ambition and collaboration. Access to libraries, research opportunities, student societies, and networking events helps students develop both academically and personally. It’s also a space where independence is encouraged, allowing students to discover their strengths, interests, and career goals. However, it could be improved by offering stronger mental health support, reducing academic pressure through more balanced assessment methods, and making education more affordable to ease financial stress. Universities could also provide more practical, real-world experience within courses and clearer career guidance to help students feel more prepared and confident about life after graduation.
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Iqra sheeraz
Middlesex University
MSc Biomedical Science (Haematology and Transfusion Science)
One of the best aspects of my experience studying Biomedical Science at Middlesex University has been the supportive learning environment and the practical focus of the course. The teaching staff are approachable and willing to help, and the course content is relevant to real-world biomedical and laboratory settings. The facilities, particularly the labs, have been a strong point, and the diverse student community makes it an inclusive and welcoming place to study An area that could be improved is communication and organisation at times, particularly around assessments and timetables, which can occasionally feel unclear or last-minute. More consistent feedback on coursework and additional opportunities for hands-on experience or industry placements would also help strengthen the course and better prepare students for careers after graduation.
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Sagal
Middlesex University
MSc Biomedical Science (Haematology and Transfusion Science)
Some lecturers respond to emails really quickly and help guide assignments by giving you the marking rubric so you can ensure a high grade. The lab facilitates are amazing, just wish we had more lab sessions and hands on sessions
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Mualua
Middlesex University
MSc Biomedical Science (Haematology and Transfusion Science)
My experience at Middlesex University London has been really positive overall. I’ve enjoyed studying in such a diverse environment and meeting people from different cultures. Most of my lecturers have been supportive and approachable, and studying in London gives great opportunities for work experience and networking. The campus facilities are good, especially the library and study spaces, although they can get crowded during exam periods. I think things could be improved by making some administrative processes quicker and by offering even more career support and placement opportunities. Overall, it’s been a good place for me to study and grow both academically and personally.
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Tuition fees
Student living
£11,100 per year
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Sagal
Middlesex University
Reviewed: 29/01/26
MSc Biomedical Science (Haematology and Transfusion Science)
Some lecturers respond to emails really quickly and help guide assignments by giving you the marking rubric so you can ensure a high grade. The lab facilitates are amazing, just wish we had more lab sessions and hands on sessions
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Samah Ghanem
Middlesex University
Reviewed: 30/10/25
MSc Biomedical Science (Haematology and Transfusion Science)
My best aspect was when my impossible IT problem was solved finally My worst, not much interactions for student Is not as much
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Grace
Middlesex University
Reviewed: 17/02/26
MSc Biomedical Science (Haematology and Transfusion Science)
University is such a great place to study because it brings together expert lecturers, diverse students, and a wide range of academic resources in one environment that encourages curiosity and growth. You’re surrounded by people who are motivated to learn, which creates a culture of ambition and collaboration. Access to libraries, research opportunities, student societies, and networking events helps students develop both academically and personally. It’s also a space where independence is encouraged, allowing students to discover their strengths, interests, and career goals. However, it could be improved by offering stronger mental health support, reducing academic pressure through more balanced assessment methods, and making education more affordable to ease financial stress. Universities could also provide more practical, real-world experience within courses and clearer career guidance to help students feel more prepared and confident about life after graduation.
Read full review
IS
Iqra sheeraz
Middlesex University
Reviewed: 29/01/26
MSc Biomedical Science (Haematology and Transfusion Science)
One of the best aspects of my experience studying Biomedical Science at Middlesex University has been the supportive learning environment and the practical focus of the course. The teaching staff are approachable and willing to help, and the course content is relevant to real-world biomedical and laboratory settings. The facilities, particularly the labs, have been a strong point, and the diverse student community makes it an inclusive and welcoming place to study An area that could be improved is communication and organisation at times, particularly around assessments and timetables, which can occasionally feel unclear or last-minute. More consistent feedback on coursework and additional opportunities for hands-on experience or industry placements would also help strengthen the course and better prepare students for careers after graduation.
Read full review
MC
Madalina Constantin
Middlesex University
Reviewed: 04/03/26
MSc Biomedical Science (Haematology and Transfusion Science)
Students receive a lot of support from the lecturers and other faculty members. Additionally there are different departments specialising in offering students support and guidance. There are many events organised to help students socialise and relax or be part of the activities that boost their CV and skills. If I had the chance to start my programme again, I will definitely do it as I feel sad it’s nearly the end of my uni life and I will be missing it a lot.
Read full review
M
Mualua
Middlesex University
Reviewed: 29/01/26
MSc Biomedical Science (Haematology and Transfusion Science)
My experience at Middlesex University London has been really positive overall. I’ve enjoyed studying in such a diverse environment and meeting people from different cultures. Most of my lecturers have been supportive and approachable, and studying in London gives great opportunities for work experience and networking. The campus facilities are good, especially the library and study spaces, although they can get crowded during exam periods. I think things could be improved by making some administrative processes quicker and by offering even more career support and placement opportunities. Overall, it’s been a good place for me to study and grow both academically and personally.
Read full review
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Middlesex University

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The BurroughsLondonGreater LondonNW4 4BTUnited Kingdom
Nearest train station:Hendon 0.5 miles away
Nearest tube station:Hendon Central 0.2 miles away
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