Master of Science (MSc) (Research)

Each unique Masters of Science (MSc) project is carried out over a minimum of one year and a maximum of two years for full-time scholars, or a minimum of two years and a maximum of four years for part-time scholars. Within this time you will be guided through your research project with the support of your supervisors and the RCSI School of Postgraduate Studies. This MSc Level 9 NFQ major award is accredited by RCSI and the National University of Ireland. Develop your skills as a researcher at RCSI You will have a range of resources, research development opportunities and training at your disposal during your structured MSc, including: Core and optional modules as part of our research development training – all MSc scholars are expected to complete the Postgraduate Essentials (PC01) and Research Ethics and Integrity (PC04) core modules as part of their degree. Dissemination of your research. The perfect starting point for this is our annual Research Day; apply for a poster or oral presentation and practice key presenting and communication skills. Dedicated write-up space in our Postgraduate Suite in our new Library.

To be considered eligible for the programme, you must: Hold at least a lower second class (2.2) honours degree in a relevant subject or equivalent degree.* Have an RCSI supervisor with whom you have agreed the topic of your thesis and the logistical details for your candidature (e.g. start date, location for initial research training etc.).