Annual course fee
AUD 49,000
Duration
1 Year
Intake months
September
Delivery locations
Belfast
In this programme students will undergo theoretical (didactic) and practical (project-based) training in biomedical and clinical research with an emphasis on clinical translation. One of the programmes objectives is to learn the research journey that spans between pathophysiology of the disease and translating that knowledge to develop novel diagnostic or therapeutic strategies to improve health. The modules focus on research related to the broad spectrum of expertise available in the WWIEM. The acquired skills range from a strong fundamental understanding of high-quality biomedical research, advanced experimental techniques to conduct research involving animal and in vitro disease models. The training also allows students to develop expertise in conducting clinical research to include observational studies as well as design and implementation of clinical trials, and the use of health informatics such as Electronic Health Records and how this information can be leveraged for translational bioinformatics research. The programme is research-intensive and focuses on developing proficiency in experimental design and execution, regulatory and ethical aspects, data analysis and interpretation. Dedicated sessions will also emphasise training on scientific communication, presentation, grant writing, publishing, and use of social media in dissemination of findings.
IELTS 6.5
TOEFL 90
Type of institution
University
Year established
1845
Total students
24,000
On campus accommodation
Available
THE rank
201 - 250QS rank
233ARWU rank
26 - 33
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