Regenerative Medicine

Regenerative Medicine is an exciting emerging discipline, which aims to develop novel therapeutics to repair and regenerate damaged and diseased organs. The Regenerative Medicine (M.Sc.) course focuses on the science behind stem cells, gene therapy and tissue engineering, as well as how they are being used as the basis of a new generation of therapeutics.

Applicants should have, or should expect to obtain, at least a Second-Class Honours degree in a biological/life science or medicine. Students who have a degree without Honours in a related area and have three or more years of practical experience in the subject area will also be eligible to apply for this course.