Our MSc in Cancer Biology and Radiotherapy Physics is ideal if you wish to pursue a career in cancer research and/or cancer therapy involving ionising radiation. With around 40% of all cancer cure cases involving radiotherapy and the UK soon to have a proton therapy service, the need for multidisciplinary scientists in this field has never been greater. We aim to develop multidisciplinary scientists to create the necessary skill base that will drive radiotherapy forward in the UK. This course will enable you to train as a multidisciplinary scientist in this area by covering a variety of subjects in content that is delivered by staff with a range of expertise, including physicists, biologists, engineers, clinicians and oncologists. Our collaboration with The Christie will allow you to undertake unique research projects in its radiotherapy facilities that cannot be carried out anywhere else in the UK or most of Europe. This course aims to help you develop: a sound scientific knowledge of cancer biology and radiotherapy physics; the confidence to apply the scientific principles of radiotherapy to practical situations; the multidisciplinary skills required for world-leading cancer research and treatment delivery and a knowledge of cancer biology that can form a basis for research into existing and future treatment modalities.