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Original post by nicola799
Hello everyone, what are we studying?

I'm studying Education and History.:smile: You?
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Previous: BSc Biological Sciences
Current: MSc(Res) Translational Oncology

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Original post by nicola799
Hello everyone, what are we studying?


Chemistry :mmm:
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Philosophy, Sanskrit.
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Original post by lilGem
Previous: BSc Biological Sciences
Current: MSc(Res) Translational Oncology

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I've not heard of Translational Oncology?! What does that entail?
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I'm studying Education and History.:smile: You?


Sounds interesting! Are you enjoying it? I'm a SALT student!
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Original post by CheeseIsVeg
Chemistry :mmm:


How are you getting on?! 😀
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Original post by gjd800
Philosophy, Sanskrit.


How exciting! What made you choose to study Philosophy?
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Sounds interesting! Are you enjoying it? I'm a SALT student!

SALT? NaCl? :confused:
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How are you getting on?! 😀


Surviving just about :colondollar: have loads of work :emo:
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Original post by nicola799
I've not heard of Translational Oncology?! What does that entail


Oncology= Cancer

The translational part is putting the basic science (what is found in a lab via research) and 'translating' that work to patients and clinics

It is essentially a focus on more cancer research :smile:
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Original post by nicola799
How exciting! What made you choose to study Philosophy?


I got into Buddhist philosophy around 2006 and everything has gone from that.
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Mechanical engineering :smile:
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Original post by lilGem
Oncology= Cancer

The translational part is putting the basic science (what is found in a lab via research) and 'translating' that work to patients and clinics

It is essentially a focus on more cancer research :smile:


Oh wow how amazing! Do you enjoy it?
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Surviving just about :colondollar: have loads of work :emo:


Speech and Language Therapy! and ahhh I feel you🙄
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Mechanical engineering :smile:


Sweet!
I dont go to uni anymore, but I have a Msc in procrastination.
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Original post by nicola799
Oh wow how amazing! Do you enjoy it?


It's a really tough and intense course (we only had about 10 days off for christmas) but all my exams are done now. Just have my thesis+ thesis presentation, literature review and an essay to do then I'm all done.

I can't wait to get back into a lab in two weeks :love:
BSc Forensic Psychology.

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