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Taught Postgraduate Programmes

ICH offers a range of taught postgraduate programmes leading to Masters degrees.

• MSc Advanced Physiotherapy
• MSc Cell and Gene Therapy
• MSc Child and Adolescent Mental Health
• European MSc in International Health
• MSc Global Health and Development
• Global Health and Development (TropEd MSc in International Health)
• MSc International Child Health
• MSc Paediatrics and Child Health
• MSc Paediatric Neuropsychology
• MRes in Biomedicine

Students registered for the MSc programmes may elect to study only the taught modules of these programmes, qualifying for a UCL Postgraduate Certificate (60 credits) or a Postgraduate Diploma (120 credits), or to carry out, in addition, an individual research project to qualify for the MSc degree (180 credits). Credits may be accumulated and transferred between some of the programmes.

The MRes (Master of Research) in Biomedicine is a part-taught, part-research programme intended as a bridge between a BSc degree and a career in biomedical research. Lectures, study and research topics reflect the wide range of current research at the Institute, and training in professional skills required for research is provided through the UCL Centre for the Advancement of Learning and Teaching.