Regenerative Medicine Institute (REMEDI) - Research Master's
Pursue a research master's degree in regenerative medicine, stem cell science, and gene therapy at the University of Galway.
Best for:Best for aspiring biomedical researchers seeking graduate training in stem cell science and regenerative medicine.
Overview
The Regenerative Medicine Institute (REMEDI) at the University of Galway offers research-focused Master's programs across various cutting-edge biomedical fields. Candidates work closely with academic staff within disciplines such as stem cell science, gene therapy, immunology, and biomaterials. Admission is determined through consultation with potential supervisors and adherence to academic standards set by the College of Science. Students engage in advanced scientific research and project execution as part of their postgraduate training.
What you'll do
- Conclude an independent or group-based research project under academic supervision
- Formulate a detailed research proposal in coordination with a faculty supervisor
- Conduct laboratory experiments and data analyses relevant to regenerative medicine
- Review existing scientific literature to guide experimental design and methodology
- Prepare a comprehensive thesis detailing research findings for examination
Requirements
Degree required: Primary degree with a high honours standard (minimum H2.2 or equivalent international qualification)
Degree offered: MSc
Language: English proficiency as required by the university postgraduate admissions
Instruction: English
- Demonstrated academic background in a relevant scientific discipline
- Capability to formulate and present a structured research proposal
- Familiarity with foundational laboratory practices in biological sciences
- Applicants must hold an approved primary degree meeting minimum honours criteria
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How to apply
Prospective candidates must first discuss their proposed research with an appropriate member of the academic staff. Following consultation and agreement, applications are submitted online through the University of Galway Postgraduate Applications System. Applicants must submit a formal research proposal as part of the admissions process.
- Primary degree transcripts
- Research proposal
- Academic references
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