Click below to hear from some of our past and current MSc students
MSc/PGDip Cancer & Therapeutics
MSc/PGDip Cancer & Clinical Oncology
MSc Cancer Genomics & Data Science
MSc/PGDip Cancer & Molecular Pathology and Genomics
MSc/PGDip Cancer & Molecular and Cellular Biology
MSc Laparoscopic Surgery & Surgical Skills (Onsite Full Time)
Teaching will be delivered by a combination of in-person teaching (recorded for distance learners), an online series of lecture recordings, and live online sessions with interactive question and answer sessions where you can collaborate with your peers and lecturers. The precise combination will depend on social distancing rules required by government and the University at the time; however, we will endeavour to provide in-person teaching wherever possible.
Students will have access to:
These services are enhanced further with a raft of online resources available to support your studies, which will be complemented with a range of onsite activities, if you are able to join us on campus from September.
In addition to academic support and tuition, the Institute and University also provide supplementary support during your studies, these include:
We have a dedicated Teaching Office to provide administrative support for all the Institute's students.
The Queen Mary Advice and Counselling Service offer a free and confidential service for all Queen Mary students.
The professional team of experts can provide assistance on a variety of issues including:
Each programme will elect two student representatives. Student representatives will be invited to represent their cohort at Staff Student Liaison Committee meetings (one per semester) - to give feedback on the student experience and contribute to future improvements.
We have a diverse staff and student population and welcome students from around the world.
Our International Office offers comprehensive support to international students during the application and admissions process, with the aim of helping you choose the right course and to ease the transition to studying in the UK.
At Barts Cancer Institute, you will find a rich social life, something which past and current students have noted as one of the highlights of the Institute.
It is difficult to imagine a more vibrant and exciting place to be a student than in London. The picturesque Charterhouse Square campus is ideally placed for exploring the city, with underground and bus routes located nearby to roam further afield.
Barts Cancer Institute was formed in 2003 and is one of the Institutes within Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry, Queen Mary University of London.
Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry brings together two venerable teaching institutions: St Bartholomew's Hospital, which dates back to 1123, and The London Hospital Medical College, which was the first medical school in England and Wales, founded in 1785.
Today, Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry is ranked 1st in London for Medicine (The Guardian University Guide 2021 - subject rankings).
Find out more about our MSc programmes and have the opportunity to ask the Programme Directors questions at our Virtual Open Events. Please sign up using the mailing list to be notified of upcoming virtual open events.
There are no scheduled open events at this time.
In light of the current situation, we will we holding virtual open days via Zoom Webinar so that prospective students and offer holders can hear about each of our MSc courses and have the opportunity to ask questions.
Click below to hear from some of our former and current MSc students and get a feel for what it is like to study at the BCI.
Click below to hear from some of our past and current MSc students