ObjectivesThe aim of the course is to encourage you to engage and think about every aspect of the research process, from reading the research of others to designing, conducting and analysing your own research.
Entry requirementsApplicants should normally hold a First or Upper Second Class Degree with Honours in a discipline related to health and/or social care (or, an equivalent qualification), from a recognised institution, and be able to demonstrate evidence of continuing professional development. Applicants who do not satisfy these requirements may be considered on their merit. Students whose first language is not English are normally required to have IELTS>7.0 or paper based >650, TOEFL computer-based >280.
Academic titleHealth and Social Care Master in Science
Course descriptionThis Master's by Research in Health and Social Care course is offered to anyone who is currently, or expects to be, working in health care or related area, who wishes to develop their practice and research knowledge side by side.
Reasons to choose Health and Social Care MSc degree by research
The research modules lead you through the main techniques and skills required to become a practising health or social care researcher.
Future prospects
A research degree at master's level will make you more attractive to employers in an evidence-based health and social care system.
Course content
M01RDC Research Methods and Training (10 M-level credits)
MO1HLS Research Methodology, Designs and Methods (20 M-level credits)