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MPhil Microbiology (Biological Sciences)
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  • Microbiology is a well-funded research area at Newcastle University. This creates a vibrant and dynamic environment for postgraduate study.Our microbiology researchers are actively engaged in the
    Microbiology (Biological Sciences) PhD
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  • Microbiology is a well-funded research area at Newcastle University. This creates a vibrant and dynamic environment for postgraduate study.Our microbiology researchers are actively engaged in the
    Immunobiology MRes
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  • Our course is for graduates of BSc in life sciences or other science disciplines. It is also suitable for intercalating and qualified MBBS or BDS students.You'll develop your own bespoke course with
    Molecular Microbiology MRes
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  • Our MRes is for graduates with a BSc in life or other sciences. It is also suitable for intercalating and qualified MBBS or BDS students.You'll develop your own bespoke course with our broad range of
    Microbiology (Medical Sciences) MD
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  • Microbiology is a well-funded research area at Newcastle University. This creates a vibrant and dynamic environment for postgraduate study.The Centre of Bacterial Cell Biology researches bacteria
    Microbiology (Medical Sciences) Mphil
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  • Microbiology is a well-funded research area at Newcastle University. This creates a vibrant and dynamic environment for postgraduate study.The Centre of Bacterial Cell Biology researches bacteria
    Microbiology (Medical Sciences) PhD
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  • Microbiology is a well-funded research area at Newcastle University. This creates a vibrant and dynamic environment for postgraduate study.The Centre of Bacterial Cell Biology researches bacteria
    Cancer MD
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  • We're a major training base for the next generation of cancer researchers. Clinicians, scientists and students engaged in cancer research at Newcastle share a common purpose: to improve treatment