毒理学硕士

该课程提供理论上的职业培训
Course overview<br>As the only course of its kind in the country, MSc Toxicology offers integrated research-led teaching in a highly interactive environment. Study at the cutting edge of research and kickstart your career in this vital field.MSc Toxicology is taught by top academics and industry experts at the internationally recognised School of Biosciences. You’ll gain the theoretical knowledge and expertise to address future toxicology challenges, build transferable skills, and understand the role of toxicology in industry, the environment, and society.Course highlights<br>This modern, comprehensive course has strong industry and research connections. With input from external industry partners, it will prepare you for the future needs of the sector. You’ll gain valuable skills through vocational training in theoretical, clinical, and laboratory aspects of toxicology. This holistic approach not only enriches the educational journey but also bridges the gap between academia and industry, fostering opportunities, for future careers in the vital field of toxicology.Be part of a highly interactive teaching environment, with a modern curriculum• Integrated teaching by well-established centres of bioscience, pathology, clinical pharmacology and toxicology, occupational health and environmental and eco-toxicology.<br>Our course is the only Toxicology MSc in the UK and has strong links to industry and input from international experts in the pharmaceutical industries, contract research companies, government and external toxicology centres.<br>The School of Biosciences is internationally recognised as a major centre for toxicology, offering integrated research-led teaching.<br>Benefit from important contributions from external contacts including the provision of resources, specialist applied aspects of the training allowing you to build relationships with future employersCareer opportunities<br>Career opportunities are excellent. Toxicology remains a necessary and important area for funding given the current concern over environmental safety.Recent graduates have been employed in:the pharmaceutical industries<br>contract research laboratories<br>government bodies such as the Health and Safety Executive, Health Protection Agency, Food Standards Agency<br>NHS Poisons Units<br>water research establishments in pollution control<br>hospital and research laboratories