AI is a necessary tool in the oncology field for molecular diagnosis, image analysis and early detection, risk prediction by stratifying patients, planning personalized treatments, drug development against specific targets, patient follow-up and monitoring, and for clinical and administrative support.

The goal of the Summer Schools is to teach a multidisciplinary approach to oncology to medical students before they enter the clinic. The first Summer School in Groningen was held in 1996 and in Vienna in 1999. Students that participated in the Summer schools have been extremely satisfied with the organisation, scientific content and topic range.

The Master's Degree in Psycho-Oncology and Palliative Care responds to the needs of health professionals to have theoretical and practical tools to improve the care of patients and their families. The program delves in depth, firstly, into the subdiscipline of oncology from the psychological perspective; and secondly, into palliative care.

The MSc(Res) in Cancer Medicine will provide students with new knowledge of how precision medicine can improve and shape future healthcare. Students will gain hands-on experience with molecular techniques and the equipment/devices used in a modern molecular laboratory; the course will provide training in laboratory and research skills that are applicable across multiple scientific disciplines in a supportive learning environment.

Work in state-of-the-art facilities and gain an in-depth understanding of modern cancer biology, while working towards a career that will make a difference.MSc Cancer Biology examines the processes underlying the development of malignancy. Develop applied research techniques using state-of-the-art lab facilities.

MSc in Clinical Oncology for healthcare professionals from diverse backgrounds who wish to expand their knowledge of theoretical and practical aspects of oncology, this full-time programme is particularly suitable for medical professionals with an interest in clinical, medical, surgical and translational oncology.

The Master's Degree in Oncology aims to provide solid training based on current knowledge derived from basic and clinical research in Oncology. It addresses issues ranging from the development of cancer, its genetic link and the molecular basis of therapy.

Students of the study program internal diseases must learn during the study the basic scientific principles: literature research preparation, the optimal choice of groups of patients or the experimental groups, get to know some diagnostic methods (laboratory, immunoanalytical, imaging). Work topics will include etiopathogenesis of the cardiovascular diseases, cancer diseases, endocrinology diseases, diagnostics and therapy of acute conditions in internal medicine, and the issues related to the vitally essential organs and function replacement. Study program without specialization.

The master's program involves professors from the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Biology, and Pharmacy and Food Sciences. The master's program offers the opportunity to carry out the final project in leading laboratories integrated into the best research institutions in Barcelona, including the University of Barcelona, IDIBAPS, Hospital Clínic, IRB and IDIBELL, among others.

You will be trained in scientific research methods and learn the techniques used in molecular biology. You will study the biology of disease, tumour biology, immunology, molecular oncology, haematological malignancy, plus diagnostic and therapeutic techniques for cancer.

The program covers the bases of molecular and cellular mechanisms driving oncogenesis, the complex cellular and molecular-interacting networks with the tumor microenvironment dictating cancer development and metastatic dissemination, the clinical aspects of cancer pathology, and therapeutic possibilities.

Cancer Care Programs at Saint Francis University Academic programs in Cancer Care are offered under the umbrella of the Center for Rural Cancer Survivorship at SFU. The CRCS promotes a patient-centered approach to cancer care that integrates knowledge from a team of professionals from different disciplines.

Radiation therapists are on the front lines in the battle against cancer, serving as invaluable members of the oncological radiation team in hospitals and cancer treatment centers. The patients treated by a radiation therapist are often at their most sick and vulnerable, so a therapist is often in a position to provide comfort beyond the actual operation of the machines used in treatment.

Explore how the unravelling of genetic code has led to a deeper understanding of genetic diseases and cancer.

Our programmes will grow your knowledge of Oncology and Palliative Care and enable you to deliver care modelled on clinical excellence and evidence-based medicine. Healthcare professionals across the globe study Newcastle's online Oncology and Palliative Care related programmes.