Taught Postgraduate (Masters) Degrees
Study a range of postgraduate programmes with strong emphasis on contemporary clinical issues, which can be undertaken at Postgraduate Certificate, Diploma or Master's level, including:
- MSc Cardiology and Stroke
- MSc Clinical Medicine
- MSc Dermatology Skills and Treatment
- MSc Mental Health Practice/MSc Psychiatric Practice
- MSc Medical and Healthcare Simulation
- MSc Skin Integrity Skills and Treatment
- Master in Health and Medical Education
Medical doctorate programmes are available.
Programmes to suit you
Study on a part-time or full time basis so that clinicians working in the EU can undertake a programme of study while still practicing in a professional capacity.
Full-time programmes are available for overseas clinicians who wish to develop specialist knowledge and skills whilst studying in the UK.
International students
Overseas students will be supported by dedicated admissions tutors. The University has a well developed range of services to support international students.
Interactive learning
Study with the Postgraduate Medical team who are experts at maximising teaching and learning through the use of state-of-the-art blended learning technologies.
Participate in live interactive online lectures as some classroom teaching is supplemented or replaced by interactive, online lectures with live chat.
Access classes from different time zones as physical attendance at the university is sometimes not required. Access recorded teaching sessions at any time, any day and repeated as many times as required.
Get involved with regular group seminars or small tutorial groups with tutors. You will be informed of the focus of the seminar beforehand to help prepare for the session.
Develop practical skills in the Clinical Simulation Centre featuring an intensive care, ward areas, pharmacy, GP surgery, counselling and observation rooms. Practice in a safe clinical environment that imitates real life, so that you can improve clinical skills, to become competent and confident in new procedures and techniques.
Use StudyNet, to have individual access to networked resources e.g. information databases and electronic journals as well as lecture notes, hand-outs, presentations, discussion forums and online tutorial support from home or work. Study in your own time, without the need to be on campus providing you have access to the internet.