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Your postgraduate Clinical Oncology offer-holder hub

Congratulations on your offer to study Clinical Oncology at the University of Birmingham!
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Why study Clinical Oncology at Birmingham?

  • Top 2

    We’re consistently one of the top UK universities targeted by leading graduate employers

    High Fliers Report, The Graduate Market 2026

  • 59th

    in the world for Life Sciences and Medicine

    QS World Rankings, 2025

  • Top 100

    Global University

    QS World Rankings, 2026

"I came to Birmingham with a science degree in molecular biology and lacked a clinical education. This MSc was an incredible learning experience that taught me the basics of what I needed to know to communicate effectively with clinicians."

David Schlosser, MSc Clinical Oncology graduate
David
MSc Clinical Oncology alumnus

  • Where will Clinical Oncology take you?

    Our graduates are landing roles in this fast-growing field.

    They're working at organisations including The Royal Marsden, University Hospitals Southampton, King Saud Medical City, and big pharma companies like Roche and Bristol Myers Squibb.

    Roles our graduates are working in include Assistant Clinical Oncologist, Clinical Trial Manager, and Senior Clinical Scientist.

Attend our next offer-holder event for MSc Clinical Oncology

Join this exclusive online event to meet academic staff and find out more about the course on Tuesday 12 May 13:00-14:00

Your next steps

Read our handy guides explaining your offer conditions, what you need to do next to secure your place at Birmingham, available scholarships, and how to find your new home.

Got any questions?

If you need support with your offer conditions, our admissions team can help.

Find answers to admissions queries

Meet our MSc Clinical Oncology staff

  • Dr Manoj Raghavan

    MSc Clinical Oncology course co-lead

    Consultant haematologist based at the Centre for Clinical Haematology

International students guidance

Find out how to pay your deposit and tuition fees, access visa guidance, and information on our English Language requirements.

English Language requirements

To study at the University, you'll need to demonstrate a good level of written and spoken English. You can demonstrate your level of English with an IELTS/TOEFL/PTE test certificate or you can complete one of our pre-sessional English programmes.