Cell and Tissue Engineering - MSc

Regenerative medicine is reshaping clinical medicine as we know it, uncovering new ways to replace, engineer or regenerate cells, tissues and organs lost or injured due to age, disease, or congenital defects. One of the longest-running courses of its kind in the UK, our MSc builds on our reputation for world-class research as a European Centre for Excellence in tissue engineering. Our multidisciplinary course provides a solid foundation in cell biology, human anatomy, physiology and molecular techniques, introducing you to stem cell/gene therapies, new implants, bio/tissue engineering, biomaterials and other novel technologies in this rapidly evolving and exciting discipline.

Month of entry

  • September, January

Mode of study

  • Full time, Part time

Fees for 2023/24 academic year

  • UK - Full time £11,500 per year. Part time £6,400 per year.
    International - £21,900 per year.

Duration of study

  • 1 year full time, 2 years part time

Please note: this course is no longer accepting applications from international students for September 2023 entry

This course is open for January 2024 entry for UK and International students

Why study Cell and Tissue Engineering at Keele University?

Teaching is informed by our world-class research – 80% ranked world-leading or internationally excellent in Research Excellence Framework, 2021
Keele is ranked top 20 in the UK for Pharmacology and Pharmacy (The Complete University Guide 2022).
Outstanding facilities at the Guy Hilton Research Centre, a European Centre for Excellence in tissue engineering, with additional laboratories at three main NHS hospitals.
Strong industry links provide opportunities to visit clinical settings and industrial partners and hear direct from those working at the cutting-edge of tissue engineering and repair.
Opportunity for entrepreneurial development in areas of stem cells, cell and tissue engineering, biotechnology, therapy and drug delivery.
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Peter Gorski, Cell and Tissue Engineering

"Cell and Tissue Engineering course at Keele seemed like the perfect choice due to the amazing research facilities and ability to personalise the module choices to suit my interest. During my studies I was able to acquire plenty of invaluable experience from the students and the staff working at the Research Institute and also develop personally through the attendance of seminars, workshops and journal club."

Peter, Cell and Tissue Engineering

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Keele Postgraduate Association

Keele University is one of a handful of universities in the UK to have a dedicated students' union for postgraduate students. A fully registered charity, Keele Postgraduate Association serves as a focal point for the social life and welfare needs of all postgraduate students during their time at Keele.

KPA interior

Hugely popular, the KPA Clubhouse (near Horwood Hall) provides a dedicated postgraduate social space and bar on campus, where you can grab a bite to eat and drink, sit quietly and read a book, or switch off from academic life at one of the many regular events organised throughout the year. The KPA also helps to host a variety of conferences, as well as other academic and career sessions, to give you and your fellow postgraduates the opportunities to come together to discuss your research, and develop your skills and networks.

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