The Graduate Division of Biomedical Sciences has been established under the School of Biomedical Sciences on 1 August 2009 to replace the Divisions of Anatomy, Biochemistry (Medicine), Pharmacology and Physiology. This Division, which is built on the strength of the four former Divisions, continues to devote much attention to undertake quality research training of postgraduate students. To further strengthen basic theoretical and methodological training in research and to enhance in-depth research of the highest standard, the articulated MPhil-PhD Programme in Biomedical Sciences has been introduced since the academic year 2010/2011 in replacement of all separate MPhil and PhD programmes of the Division. In other words, postgraduate students are offered admission only to the articulated programme in 2010/2011 and thereafter, and no separate MPhil and PhD programmes of the Division will accept new intakes from the same academic year onwards. Details of the programme are provided below:

The following programme will be offered in 2010/2011 and thereafter:

MPhil-PhD in Biomedical Sciences

The following programmes will not accept new enrolments in 2010/2011 and thereafter:

• PhD in Anatomy
• MPhil in Anatomy
• PhD in Biochemistry (Medicine)
• MPhil in Biochemistry (Medicine)
• PhD in Pharmacology
• MPhil in Pharmacology
• PhD in Physiology
• MPhil in Physiology

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