MSc in Clinical and Translational Research
Train to become a leader in cutting-edge clinical research with a multidisciplinary master’s programme.
Best for:Best for graduates with a Bachelor’s degree in biomedical sciences, medicine, or related fields who seek to specialize in clinical and translational research.
Overview
The MSc in Clinical and Translational Research at University College Dublin is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge to conduct high-impact clinical research. This programme bridges the gap between laboratory science and real-world patient care, preparing graduates to drive innovation in healthcare. Students engage in hands-on research, develop critical analytical skills, and learn to translate findings into practical applications. The curriculum emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for careers in academia, industry, or clinical settings. Applicants should have a strong academic background in a relevant discipline and demonstrate a passion for advancing medical research.
What you'll do
- Develop and execute clinical research projects under academic supervision.
- Conduct literature reviews and synthesize findings to inform research questions.
- Participate in interdisciplinary research teams to translate laboratory discoveries into clinical applications.
- Analyze and interpret research data using statistical and bioinformatics tools.
- Present research findings at conferences and publish in peer-reviewed journals.
- Engage with patients, healthcare professionals, and stakeholders to ensure research relevance.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor’s degree (minimum 2H2 classification) in a relevant discipline such as biomedical sciences, medicine, or related fields.
Degree offered: MSc in Clinical and Translational Research
Language: English; IELTS 6.5 overall or equivalent (e.g., TOEFL 90, Cambridge Certificate, Pearson’s Test of English). Exemptions apply if the primary degree was taught in English in an English-speaking country.
Instruction: English
- Strong academic background in biomedical sciences or related disciplines.
- Ability to conduct independent research and analyze data.
- Proficiency in scientific writing and communication.
- Experience with research methodologies and ethical considerations in healthcare.
- Open to domestic (EEA) and international (non-EU) applicants.
- Consideration given to graduates of non-science degrees with subsequent postgraduate experience (subject to availability).
- No age restrictions mentioned.
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How to apply
Deadline: Unknown (rolling admissions or open until filled) · open until filled
Applicants must submit an online application through the University College Dublin’s graduate admissions portal. Required documents include a full undergraduate transcript, a statement of purpose outlining academic and professional goals, and proof of English proficiency if applicable. An interview may be required as part of the selection process.
- Full undergraduate transcript/scoresheet
- Statement of purpose (outlining academic and professional goals)
- Proof of English proficiency (if applicable)
- Interview participation (if required)
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