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Science and Health MRes

Science and Health MRes

University of Portsmouth

Duration

1 year

Intake

January, May, September

Degree

M. Res.

Program Overview

Have you enjoyed undertaking research during your degree? Are you thinking about doctoral (PhD) study or a career in a STEM business, industry, or academia? If so, our postgraduate Master's in Research (MRes) course will be a great start for you.

It aims to provide two key ingredients for early-career researchers: transferable research skills and expertise in their chosen subject. You'll undertake an original project with experienced supervisors, and join the day-to-day life of a research group.

You'll develop the knowledge and skills needed to be an effective researcher, and prepare a publication-quality manuscript, grant application, and conference presentation.

You can start this course in September or January (full-time only in January).

When you graduate, you'll do so with one of the following degrees,

Key Information

University

University of Portsmouth

Campus

London

Total Credits

120

Study Mode

Full-time

Loan Availability

No

Program Details

Duration

1 year

Tuition Fee:

£17,200

Format

Full-time

Attendance:

On Campus Learning

Study Gap:

9 years

Fees & Funding:

In some cases, your study may be sponsored by a government organisation or a large company. This means that the organisation will pay your tuition fees (and sometimes your living costs), and may even be able to cover your deposit for you. In some cases, you might receive this sponsorship in the form of a scholarship.

There will usually be some terms and conditions, such as you returning to your home country after the course, or working for a particular organisation for a fixed time. You may be eligible for sponsorship for your undergraduate or postgraduate studies, but please verify the exact details with your sponsor.

Student loans are typically designed to help students cover educational expenses, such as tuition fees, course materials, and living costs. You'll be expected to pay these funds back at various repayment thresholds. There are no UK Government-backed loans available for international students. The UK Government confirmed in 2019 that EU, EEA, and Swiss nationals starting their course in the academic year 2021/22 and beyond will no longer be eligible for the tuition fee loan. 

If you're an American national or a permanent resident in the US, you can apply for a US Federal Loan if you've accepted an offer to study here. 

Course Structure

  • Research Preparation & Development (60 credits)
    Covers essential research and professional skills aligned with the UK’s Researcher Development Framework, such as:
  • **Research Project (120 credits)**
    A substantial independent research project, which includes written outputs such as a manuscript/paper, a grant application, a conference poster, and an oral presentation.
    Projects span across multiple faculty areas, including biology, health sciences, geography, psychology, and biomedical science.

Entry Requirement

Academic

A first-class four-year undergraduate degree

Language

IELTS - 6.6/5.5

How To Apply

Prepare all necessary documents

1. Passport 2. All academic certificate, transcript 3. LOR (letter of recommendation) 4. language certificate 5. CV

Apply to the University

Submit application on the university

Receive and accept offer

get offer letter from the university

Pay Tuition

Payment Tuition fee in the university

Receive CAS letter

get CAS letter from the university

Post Departure Activities

Complete Departure Activities

UKVI Interview

Attend UKVI university

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