MSc Drug Analysis and Toxicology (part-time)
University of Dundee
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This course is for professionals who work within the disciplines of drugs analysis or toxicology. It aims to allow you to upskill whilst in employment.The course is relevant to those working in several fields. These include forensic toxicology, forensic drug analysis, clinical settings, workplace drug testing, criminal justice and law enforcement.The focus will be on professional training developed in line with professional organisations. This will allow you to upskill in areas such ...Read more

This course is for professionals who work within the disciplines of drugs analysis or toxicology. It aims to allow you to upskill whilst in employment.

The course is relevant to those working in several fields. These include forensic toxicology, forensic drug analysis, clinical settings, workplace drug testing, criminal justice and law enforcement.

The focus will be on professional training developed in line with professional organisations. This will allow you to upskill in areas such as:

  • laboratory and research process management
  • method validation and accreditation
  • scientific communication
  • data analysis and visualisation
  • professional ethics

You will act as co-creators when it comes to assessment. This ensures that the areas focused on reflect the needs of your employment. The use of portfolios will ensure a breadth of knowledge as well.

The course also offers broader employment opportunities than either general forensic science courses or highly specialised forensic toxicology courses. There is also a focus on leadership and networking.

Teaching

A range of teaching methods will be used to support your learning.

  • pre-recorded lectures
  • tutorials
  • guest speakers
  • seminars
  • reading lists
  • self-assessment tools
  • discussion boards

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Entry requirements

A UK Lower Second-Class Honours (2:2) degree.

Tuition fees

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Students from Domestic

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£ 3,500 per 60 credits

Students from Other UK

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£ 3,500 per 60 credits

Students from Scotland

£ 3,500 per 60 credits

Students from Wales

£ 3,500 per 60 credits

Students from Northern Ireland

£ 3,500 per 60 credits

Students from EU

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£ 3,500 per 60 credits

Students from International

The amount you'll pay if you come to study here from a country outside the EU.

£ 3,500 per 60 credits

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Uni info

University of Dundee
Nethergate Dundee Dundee City DD1 4HN United Kingdom
Nearest train station: Dundee  0.2 miles away

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