Master's
MSc Antimicrobial Resistance – BU
Course Overview
The MSc Antimicrobial Resistance at Bangor University examines one of the world’s most significant public health challenges by exploring the scientific, clinical, and policy aspects of antimicrobial resistance. Students study microbiology, infectious diseases, molecular genetics, antimicrobial therapies, epidemiology, diagnostics, surveillance, and global health policy.
Laboratory research and data analysis develop advanced scientific investigation skills while addressing strategies for preventing antimicrobial resistance. Graduates are prepared for careers in microbiology laboratories, public health agencies, pharmaceutical research, infectious disease research, and healthcare policy.
Entry Requirements
- Recognized undergraduate degree in microbiology, life sciences, biomedical science, or medicine
- Minimum Second Class lower degree classification or international equivalent standard
- Advanced English language proficiency meeting postgraduate standards (IELTS 6.5 overall)
- Submission of academic transcripts, degree certificates, and professional CV
- Statement of purpose focusing on infectious diseases and resistance research
Career Outcomes
- Microbiologist
- Infectious Disease Researcher
- Biomedical Laboratory Scientist
- Public Health Specialist
- Pharmaceutical Research Scientist
Scholarship Available
- Bangor University Postgraduate Science Grants
- Medical Research Scholarships
- International Awards
Key Information
Location
Bangor (Wales), United Kingdom
University
Bangor University
Intakes
January, July, March, May, November, September
Study Mode
On Campus
Tuition Fee
$18,600 / Year
Duration
1 Years
Language
English
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