The Master of Research (MRes) in Medicine is a new taught postgraduate programme of study which starts on 3 September 2012. It is a full time, twelve month course which combines a nine month research project with tuition in research skills.
Structure
The MRes programme comprises 180M credits, consisting of
- A research project: 120M credits
- Student-selected taught modules from a list: 60M credits
Applications are welcome from
- Intercalating medical students after Year 3 MBChB. Apply here
- Medical and science graduates
- International students who may wish to progress to PhD
More information on applications for graduates can be found here: http://www.leeds.ac.uk/downloads/pgtapply.pdf
When?
Starts 3 September 2012
Research work September 2012 – July 2013
Student fees
Home/EU students £10000International students £19000
Taught modules
- Paper Criticism in Medicine
Choose from:
- Health Research Methods
- Analytic Research
- Intervention Research
- Core Epidemiology
- Introduction to Modelling
- Molecular Epidemiology
- Professional Spine
Expert supervisors
Supervisors will be experts in their field of study and skilled at supervising students.
Research projects
Research projects will be offered in the four Institutes of the School of Medicine.
Leeds Institute of Genetics Health and Therapeutics (LIGHT)
Leeds Institute of Health Sciences (LIHS)
Leeds Institute of Medical Education (LIME)
Leeds Institute of Molecular Medicine (LIMM)
A list of research proposals can be found here
If you are a member of staff wishing to formulate a project proposal please email k.e.lee@leeds.ac.uk
