MREs in Clinical Research

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Department of Medicine
Division of Experimental Medicine
MRes in Clinical Research
(Translational Medicine)
MREs in Clinical Research
Translational
Medicine
(TM)
Cellular
Pathology
(CP)
Clinical
Research
Research Design
& Management
(CRDM
Human
Nutrition
(HN)
Suitable to MBBS, BSc, Nurses and Allied Health Professionals
who wish to pursue a career in clinical research
Pathway in Translational Medicine
• Designed for MBBS and BSc graduates
• Provide training in the design and execution of clinical trials, experimental
medicine and drug development
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Study designs and management
Research governance (GCP - Ethical and Regulatory approvals)
Principles drug discovery
Bench to Bedside
Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics
Biomarkers and surrogate endpoints
Emerging technologies in medical research
First-time-in-human studies
Early phase clinical trials in patients
Selection of patient populations and Informed Consent
Medical statistics
• Enhance opportunities to pursue careers as Academic Clinical Fellows
and/or follow up with a Clinical PhD programme
Structure
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Full time (1 year – from Oct to Sept) or part time (2 years)
Lecture programme: 4 taught modules, each covered in 5-day blocks of lectures
3 written exams
1 supervised research project
Thesis
Final examination (viva)
Part-time students can choose to attend all modules and relative exams during year 1
For more information contact:
• Course Director
Prof. Martin Wilkins
[email protected]
• Course Organiser
Dr. Vincenzo Libri
[email protected]
• Course Administrator
Miss Fiona Bibby
[email protected]
Course Webpage
http://www1.imperial.ac.uk/departmentofmedicine/postgraduate/transmed/