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Clinical Research (Multiple Long-Term Conditions) MRes
Receive pioneering training and practical experience within the growing global research field of Multiple Long-Term Conditions (MLTC).
Aerospace Sciences
Engage in original research in this multidisciplinary field, working with one of the Department of Aeronautics’ world-leading researchers.
Molecular Bioengineering
Explore engineering, biology and chemistry to understand how vital molecular level interactions can benefit human health
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Neurotechnology
Develop your expertise for a career at the interface between neuroscience and engineering.
Soft Electronic Materials
Create and optimise new types of electronic materials and devices for a diverse range of applications.
Cancer Technology
Develop a unique understanding of cancer from a bioengineering perspective.
Drug Discovery and Development
Build your expertise in multidisciplinary drug discovery research and explore emerging technologies.
Cancer Biology (Cancer Informatics)
Prepare for the next frontier in cancer research with an MRes that integrates biology, clinical oncology, and the transformative power of AI and data science.
Human Molecular Genetics
Train in the theory and application of human genetics to prepare for a research career.
Translational Research in Surgery, Perioperative and Critical Care
Develop, adapt and trial new models of scientific exploration to accelerate innovations into surgical, perioperative and critical care practice.
Alternative Protein
Explore the intersection of engineering biology, food science, entrepreneurship and sustainable systems thinking in this exciting interdisciplinary field.
Bioengineering
Develop analytical and problem solving skills for a career in bioengineering.










