Program Overview

Introduction to the BSc Cancer Biomedicine Program

The UCL Cancer Institute offers a flagship program in BSc Cancer Biomedicine. This program is also available with an optional fourth year, which culminates in a master's degree and involves the completion of a major research project.

Program Overview

The BSc Cancer Biomedicine degree is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to contribute to the fight against cancer. The program is taught by world-renowned researchers at UCL who are at the forefront of cancer research.

Program Structure

• The program is available as a standard three-year BSc degree.
  • An optional fourth year is available, leading to a master's degree.
• The fourth year involves the completion of a major research project.

Research and Teaching

• The program is taught by researchers who are actively involved in cancer research.
• Students will have the opportunity to learn from and work with leading experts in the field.

Program Goals

• The program aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of cancer biomedicine.
• Graduates will be well-equipped to pursue careers in cancer research and related fields.