Undertake research skills training with the University of Plymouth Faculty of Health. Our dental studies research masters (ResM) degree incorporates taught elements and an extended research phase, including a research project and dissertation. It is suited to a wide range of people with an interest in developing their research skills within healthcare settings. <br><br>This could be you if you're: an early and mid-career health professional, a NIHR Integrated Academic Trainee, not yet ready to commence a PhD without further skills acquisition, wishing to gain research skills at masters level.<br><br>In order to be awarded a ResM degree, you need to achieve a minimum of 40 and a maximum of 120 credits via taught modules, plus successful defence of a ResM thesis. If you are interested in lab based or bioscience projects, the modules listed against MSc Biomedical Science would be of interest to you.<br><br>12-18 months full time.