Optional internship
MSc: 2250 hours
PGDip: 1500 hours
Optional internship
Online
Dual degree
MSc: 180 CAT (90 ECTS)
PGDip: 120 CAT (60 ECTS)
Employability
plan
MSc: £8,388
PGDip: £5,988
Enrolment Fee: £560
This MSc/ PGDip Molecular Biology prepares you to work both in research and diagnostic laboratories across the pharmaceutical, biotech or biomedical sectors. Our online MSc / PGDip Molecular Biology will help deepen your understanding of a cells biological structure and will teach you the latest techniques applied in the sector. This cutting-edge training will give you the knowledge to develop professionally in an industry experiencing rapid growth and high demand for qualified and experienced professionals.
Your teachers will open the doors to
training in MSc / PGDip
Molecular Biology
with a focus on employability through specialisation:
From the first to the last stage of your training, we will always be by your side to help you make the most of every step.
As soon as you enrol, you will have access to the virtual platform. We will also start your employability plan. Let's get going!
Videos, PDF summaries and live classes from your teachers.
You will regularly test your knowledge to move steadily towards your goals.
You will carry out a bibliographic research project on a topic of your interest.
Let’s get to work! From 60 to 300 hours of optional internships available in a wide range of companies.
You have arrived at your destination! You now have your own CEMP qualification, University of Chichester university accreditation*, and EQAC accreditation*. It's time for new challenges... and new adventures!
*see accreditation conditions.
I want my CEMP certificate! I want my CEMP degree!As your journey progresses, you will discover different modules which will help you, step by step, to reach your final goal.
1. Equipment and lab material
2. Basic techniques of lab
3. Cleaning, Disinfection and Sterilization
4. Bibliographic searches in PubMed
5. Basic concepts in statistics
6. Laboratory Safety Standards
7. Physical risks
8. Chemical risks
9. Biological risks
1. DNA
2. RNA
3. Purification, quantification and separation of nucleic acids
4. DNA extraction from routine samples
5. Genes and genome
6. Chromosomes
7. Study of the chromosomes
8. Mutations and polymorphisms
9. Cell division
10. DNA replication and repair
11. Transcription
12. Translation
13. Control of gene expression in prokaryotes
14. Control of gene expression in eukaryotes I
15. Control of gene expression in eukaryotes II
16. Epigenetics
17. PCR
18. Recombinant DNA technology
19. Sequencing
20. Nucleic acid hybridisation
21. Gene therapy
Part I
1. Structure and function of proteins
2. Importance of Molecular Biology receptors and antibodies
3. Protein qualification
4. Separation techniques and protein analysis
5. Chromatography
6. ELISA
7. Western-blot
8. Other immunological techniques
9. Proteomics
Part II
10. The cell
11. Cell growth techniques
12. Microscopy techniques for cellular studies I
13. Microscopy techniques for cellular studies II
14. Microscopy techniques for cellular studies III
1. Introduction
2. Historical background
3. Database
4. Comparative genomics
5. Functional genomics
6. Sequence analysis and protein structure
7. Bioinformatics applied to the study of protein expression: proteomics































I enrolled in this programme for its accreditation and flexibility. It’s been a wonderful experience, deepening my passion for biology and research. The well-structured theory, abundant resources, and exceptional support have enriched my journey. The lecturer is outstanding, with a professional yet warm personality and deep knowledge. Overall, it’s been a rewarding journey, and I’m eager to gain more knowledge and skills in this field.
Why enrol in our MSc / PGDip Molecular Biology? Because in addition to having prestigious professors and a curriculum aimed at preventing student drop-out, we guide our students towards achieving their professional goals.
Learn more about the employability plan you'll benefit from the moment you sign up.
There has been a real boom in biomedical and biotechnology laboratories in recent decades. With our MSc / PGDip Molecular Biology on your CV, you will be able to apply for a range of challenging and rewarding positions across various sectors.
Most employment opportunities available to molecular biology experts can be found in public and private research laboratories, diagnostic laboratories, pharmaceutical companies, biotechnology companies, multinational biomedical development companies, and food technology companies.
Our MSc Molecular Biology has a total duration of 2250 hours. This is equivalent to 180 UK credits, the workload typically associated with an academic year. You can also choose our PGDip, which has no Major Project included and has a duration of 1500 hours (120 UK CAT).
The MSc Molecular Biology programme includes an introductory module on the basic concepts of cleaning, disinfecting and sterilising laboratory equipment and materials.
In addition to this, during the optional internship, you will come into direct contact with a range of different machines that are integral to biomedical and biotech laboratory work, such as centrifuges, coagulation analysers, humidity analysers, mass comparators, and microbalances.
At CEMP, we offer online training programs that are fully adapted to the needs of each person, with tailored payment instalments available worldwide, to make sure each student is able to complete all stages of their postgraduate course successfully. To find out more about fees and payment plans, contact us through the online form and one of our friendly and experienced team will be in touch.