PGDip Transformative Oncology

The University of Manchester is home to a unique world-leading cancer research centre, with direct links to the largest single site cancer hospital in Europe. Studying our transformative oncology degree will give you the opportunity to explore leading research that will make a significant impact on the future of healthcare – developing your understanding of the clinical implications of cancer treatments and patient experiences. This MSc Transformative Oncology is delivered via distance learning – allowing you to study part-time alongside your current role and integrate your learning directly into your practice. You’ll be able to contribute to a change in cancer research from day one by applying your newfound knowledge to your institution. Where and when you will study: Studying part-time alongside your current role will enable you to integrate your learning directly into your practice. Overall, this fully online MSc oncology course provides a holistic and comprehensive understanding of the field of oncology and where it is going. You can take 1-3 years to complete the PGCert, 2-4 years to complete a PGDip and up to 3-5 years to complete the MSc. You'll learn through a mix of interactive teaching and have plenty of opportunities to work collaboratively with your peers.

We require an honours degree (minimum Upper Second) or overseas equivalent in: medical; dentistry; subject allied to medicine such as biosciences, nursing or pharmacy with sufficient evidence of the relevant units taken. We may also consider exceptional applicants with a Lower Second if you have research experience or equivalent professional experience.