The Master's program in Oncology is designed to train high-level professionals with a solid foundation in medical theory and specialized knowledge in oncology, capable of engaging in clinical diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and research of cancer. Students will study key areas in oncology, including molecular biology of cancer, cancer immunology, radiotherapy, early cancer screening, and cutting-edge diagnostic and therapeutic methods. The program will equip students with skills in clinical oncology research, drug development, and cancer prevention and treatment.
NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.
Extra Notes
As the online application system will close July 14, 2026 automatically, please be sure to complete the application process by closing time.
We cannot accept any application after the deadline with any reason.