Human Tissue Repair MSc

UCL (University College London)

Build your specialist knowledge of human tissue repair after injury and in disease on our globally recognised MSc. You will be taught by UCL's leading scientists and clinicians, study integrated topics on immunology, immunotherapy, tissue engineering and transplantation sciences, and be well prepared for a PhD or a career in biomedicine. Human tissue repair after injury and in disease, and the development of effective treatments, are the focus of all biomedical research. This programme is one of the only MScs in the UK to take an integrated multidisciplinary approach to learning about human tissue repair, regeneration and therapy. You will learn about the fundamentals of inflammation and immune response in human health and disease, while also studying cellular and molecular mechanisms of human tissue repair, and the therapies designed to repair and restore tissue function. Treatments covered include immunotherapy, transplantation, tissue constructs and medical devices. You will also obtain additional practical, analytic, and transferable skills essential for conducting your own biomedical research. UCL offers a world-class research and teaching environment in biomedical sciences. You will be part of UCL's internationally renowned Divisions of Medicine and Surgery & Interventional Science and based at the new Institute of Immunity and Transplantation at the Royal Free Campus. The course offers the ideal stringboard for those embarking on further academic study and working at the highest levels within biomedical sciences. This programme is for both scientists or clinicians who are looking to gain a thorough knowledge of human tissue repair, immunology, inflammation, immunotherapy, tissue engineering or transplantation sciences. It is particularly relevant for those interested in working on cutting-edge biomedical research, with an emphasis on developing your practical laboratory and transferable skills. It will help you take your research to the next level or prepare you for work in both academia and the pharmaceutical industry.