MSc Mathematical Biology

The MSc in Mathematical Biology consists of two semesters of taught courses run by the School of Mathematics and Statistics, followed by a dissertation undertaken over the summer months.

There is a growing worldwide demand for students with these skills in mathematical biology academic research, as well as in the life sciences industrial sector, including biotechnology, biomedical, healthcare and pharmaceutical companies.

Highlights

• • You will take a course of study tailored to your interests.

• • You will be exposed to modern and relevant ideas in mathematical biology.

• • You will be prepared to pursue a PhD and academic career in mathematical biology.

• • You will acquire the qualifications and skills for a career in the biomedical sector.

Teaching format

Most modules for the MSc in Mathematical Biology are semester-long lecture courses with end-of-semester exams, and some modules have a large element of continuous assessment. Class sizes range from 10 to 60 students, depending on the module.

The School of Mathematics and Statistics is well equipped with computing facilities (including a large parallel computing cluster) and an on-site library.

Further particulars regarding curriculum development.