the master of science in clinical endocrinology and diabetes focuses on the role of hormones in regulating all key bodily processes. it covers fundamental endocrinology that underpins disease processes throughout all stages of life, and the knowledge can be used to develop treatments.

graduates will study topics including hormone synthesis, homeostasis and the pathophysiology of endocrine disorders that affect children, young people and adults. alongside other subjects in endocrinology, diabetes is examined in detail – from its symptoms and complications to effective management strategies – so students can learn it's affects on patients throughout their lives. they will also explore the process of testing and developing potential new drugs to treat endocrine disease.