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  • MSc Economics | CR1

    MSc Economics | CR1

    Programs: Department of Economics

    This is a required course for all third year Basic Sciences students and all MD/PhD students entering doctoral study but who are not on the CPHR track. The PARC course helps to center our students in areas that are foundational to success in research: responsible data management; management of intellectual property; the ethical use of research subjects; recognizing and resolving conflicts of interest, professionalism in peer review and publishing; engaging mentors; and career exploration and planning. The PARC course comprises faculty-led presentations and small group discussions with case studies and workshop material. An online learning module (CITI training program comprising many case studies) is also included and must be completed before the end of the fall semester. Students required to take the fall PARC course will be block-registered. 

    Coordinator: Anthony Imbalzano

    Semester Offered: Fall 

    Last Taught: Fall 2017

    Programs: Biochemistry & Molecular Pharmacology, Bioinformatics & Computational Biology, Cancer Biology, Immunology & Microbiology, Interdisciplinary, MD/PhD, Neuroscience, Translational Science

  • MSc Global Marketing Management | CR1201

    MSc Global Marketing Management | CR1201

    Programs: Sheffield University Management School

    This course seeks to help prospective scientists in the biological and medical sciences communicate their work effectively, in writing, graphics, and oral presentations. The course teaches how to prepare a research paper using words, statistics, and figures; how to present science to a lay audience; how to write a grant proposal; and how to present orally to scientific peers.

    Coordinator: Anthony Carruthers

    Semester Offered: Fall 

    Last Taught: Fall 2017

    Programs: Biochemistry & Molecular Pharmacology, Bioinformatics & Computational Biology, Cancer Biology, Immunology & Microbiology, Interdisciplinary, Neuroscience, Translational Science

  • MSc Advanced Computer Science | CR211

    MSc Advanced Computer Science | CR211

    Programs: Department of Computer Science

    Accredited by the British Computer Society

    Turn your fascination with how things work into a successful career in business or industry.

    We'll give you an advanced education in the most up-to-date aspects of computer science and software engineering, informed by our wide-ranging research interests.

    Innovative project work will teach you how to apply your knowledge in the real world.

  • Business Finance and Economics | CR3

    Business Finance and Economics | CR3

    Programs: Department of Economics

    Develop your skills as an economist in business finance, gaining specialist skills in understanding the economic decisions facing businesses and managers in organisations.

    This course prepares you for a career as an economist in commercial companies, consultancy or finance.

  • Biomedical Imaging and Sensing | CR315

    Biomedical Imaging and Sensing | CR315

    Programs: Department of Computer Science

    This exciting, two year MSc programme is concerned with a wide range of biomedical imaging and sensing science and technology. Biomedical Imaging and Sensing is, in a broad sense, a set of competencies from engineering and sciences to support future quantitative biology and personalised medicine.

    It will provide you with theoretical and practical knowledge to develop methods and systems for disease understanding, diagnosis, prognosis and therapeutics where imaging and sensing play a key role.