国际学生入学条件
Applicants for postgraduate research study at Liverpool are normally expected to hold a UK first degree with a First Class or Upper Second Class degree classification, or a Second Class degree plus a Master's degree. Equivalent international qualifications are also accepted, and their equivalence will be evaluated on the basis of the information provided by the National Academic Recognition and Information Centre (NARIC) as well as internal guidance based on our experience of a qualification's suitability as a preparation for our programmes.
IELTS Academic requirement - SELT and non-SELT Overall 6.5 no band below 5.5
TOEFL iBT requirement Minimum 88 overall with L 17 W 17 R 17 and S 19
Trinity College London, Integrated Skills in English (ISE II) ISE II with an overall pass with merit in components
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- 雅思总分:6.5
- 托福网考总分:88
- 托福笔试总分:160
- 其他语言考试:C1 Advanced CAE requirement Overall 176 with no less than 162 in any paper
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课程简介
分子和临床药理学系为药物安全科学,免疫药理学,个性化药物,纳米药物和HIV的基础和临床研究提供了绝佳的机会。该部门拥有最先进的研究设施,我们的资金来自MRC,BBSRC,Wellcome Trust,NIHR,Wolfson Foundation和EU。我们的重点是针对了解疾病过程,定义干预性治疗策略以及药物安全性科学基础的研究。这项研究的最终目的是将实验室的发现转化为临床,以使患者,公众和医疗保健系统受益。哲学硕士(MPhil)和医学博士(MD)2年。
The Department of Molecular and Clinical Pharmacology provides excellent opportunities for basic and clinical research on drug safety science, immuno-pharmacology, individualized medicines, nanomedicines and HIV. The department is among the most highly rated for research in the United Kingdom and hosts the MRC funded Centre for Drug Safety Science and the Wolfson Centre for Personalized Medicine.<br><br>We have state-of-the-art research facilities and funding from sources including MRC, BBSRC, Wellcome Trust, NIHR, Wolfson Foundation and the EU. <br><br>Our focus is on research that is directed towards understanding disease processes, defining therapeutic strategies for intervention, and the scientific basis of drug safety. The ultimate aim of this research is to translate laboratory findings into the clinic for the benefit of patients, the public and the healthcare system.<br><br>Our research specifically focuses on the following areas:<br><br>Drug Safety Science - We undertake fundamental clinical and basic research into the causes, characteristics and consequences of adverse drug reactions to improve the benefit-risk ratio of current and new medicines<br>Personalized Medicine We aim to identify the specific differences which cause individuals to respond to drugs differently<br>Immuno-pharmacology - We undertake basic and clinical research to characterize drug interactions with immune cells and identify novel drug targets<br>The Pharmacology of Infectious Disease We aim to understand the molecular mechanisms underlying the variability in response to HIV, tuberculosis and hepatitis therapy<br>Nanomedicines We investigate the application of nanomedicines in infectious disease<br>Neuropharmacology We are working to discover the underlying causes of common nervous system disorders, examine their consequences and identify new treatments.<br>Drug Safety Science Adverse reactions are a significant problem for patients, healthcare systems and the pharmaceutical industry. Recognizing its excellence in the field of drug safety science, the MRC awarded the department a Centre grant. The MRC Centre for Drug Safety Science is the only Centre of its kind in Europe. We carry out clinical and basic research into the causes, characteristics and consequences of adverse drug reactions and focus on the mechanisms and genetic predisposition of adverse reactions to drugs. Our mission is to improve diagnosis and clinical handling of these reactions.<br>Personalised Medicine Personalized medicine has the power to revolutionize the way in which serious diseases are treated in the UK and beyond. Working from the Wolfson Centre for Personalised Medicine, the Departments research focuses on identifying predictive genetic markers for drug responses associated with clinical areas including cardiovascular disease, asthma and epilepsy. Clinical and basic scientists are dedicated to detecting genes and pathways that can determine a patient's response to a drug. The ultimate aim of our research is to translate laboratory findings into clinical care for the benefit of patients and healthcare systems.
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