Master of Medical Science in Haematology
OVERVIEW
The Master of Medical Science (Haematology) programme equips graduates to contribute to biomedical
research and evidence-based healthcare in the discipline of Haematology. There is no coursework attached
to this programme. Students design and complete an independent research project under supervision,
providing them with experience in designing, conducting and analysing original studies in medical science.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Applicants are eligible to apply to register for the qualification of Master of Medical Science in Haematology
provided they have a;
- Bachelor of Medical Science Honours with Haematology as a subject or
- Bachelor of Science Honours qualification with Haematology as a subject or
- Professional Bachelor’s degree deemed appropriate by the School for postgraduate training in
Haematology
Please note: Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission. Selection is subject to space and discipline requirements.
PROGRAMME STRUCTURE
- HAEM8F1: Masters research in Haematology
- HAEM8CY: Masters research in Haematology continuing
- HAEM8YS: Masters research in Haematology subsequent Year
- HAEM81P: Masters research in Haematology part-time Year 1
- HAEM82P: Masters research in Haematology part-time Year 2
Total Credits: 192
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