Study modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Leads to an award within a specialist health care area and allows students to address immediate needs of clinical services.(read more)
All health care management and health studies courses at University Of Essex
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Course description: The School engages in a wide variety of research activity ranging from conceptual philosophy to empirical research, including a number of interdisciplinary projects utilising mixed methodologies; it also researches and publishes in areas beyond the core research interests of biomedical ethics and are actively involved in running seminar series and conferences.(read more)
All health care management and health studies courses at University Of Birmingham
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Course description: Sumamry
The division offers clinical strengths in primary care; public health; nursing and midwifery; management; health policy; gerontology; social work; and social studies of science; interdisciplinary research opportunities are underpinned by 3 core principles: Engagement with patient and user perspectives; commitment to conceptual and methodological innovation.(read more)
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Course description: The programme: equips students with the theoretical understandings and practical skills required to carry out in-depth research in healthcare using a variety of methodological approaches and research techniques; is of particular interest to those working within the healthcare professions and/or who may be preparing for doctoral studies.(read more)
All health care management and health studies courses at University Of Nottingham
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Course description: The programme areas are: Older people; adolescent and child health; patient experience and public involvement; maternal and women's health; health policy; public health and health protection; evidence-based practice.(read more)
All health care management and health studies courses at University Of Hertfordshire
Study modes: Part time evening
Course description: Programme focuses principally on governance matters in the UK National Health Service; also includes case studies from independent UK healthcare organisations and from healthcare organisations around the world; programme tutor and Visiting Fellow Dr Stuart Emslie is internationally renowned in the healthcare governance field and the taught modules are supported by a range of individuals and organisations with specialist knowledge and expertise.(read more)
All health care management and health studies courses at Loughborough University
Study modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Health promotion; introduction to epidemiology and statistics; public health policy, strategy and management; research methods introductory module; sociology of public health; integrated public health module (forms 1 module but runs throughout the 2 years of the course); communicable diseases’ epidemiology and statistical methods; international module; research methods advanced.(read more)
All health care management and health studies courses at City University London
Study modes: Part time evening
Course description: The course recruits health and social care practitioners working with health and social care students, who want to focus on their practice based role in teaching and assessing; the programme is available for health and social care professionals facilitating learning and assessing students in clinical practice.(read more)
All health care management and health studies courses at University Of Nottingham
Study modes: Part time evening
Course description: Students learn theories of leadership in a range of contexts and develop an enhanced personal repertoire of leadership styles and skills; a distinctive feature of the programme is the range of learning techniques used, including individual and group work; peer learning; organisational observation; reflective review and experiential learning.(read more)
Study modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Human nutrition core course; computing; applied statistics; public health nutrition; dietary assessment in large-scale population surveys; relationship between diet and chronic disease; e.g.(read more)
All health care management and health studies courses at University Of Aberdeen
Study modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Management of risk; research methods and evidence based health; public health policy; epidemiology; management of outbreaks of food borne disease; management of occupational accidents; management of major industrial accidents; public health nutrition; regeneration and health; society and health.(read more)
Study modes: Part time evening
Course description: The course prepares, supports and develops leaders of health and social care within clinical practice, education, research and management roles; the programme is open to a diverse range of practitioners including nurses, therapists and radiographers.(read more)
All health care management and health studies courses at Oxford Brookes University
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Course description: Main areas of research: vision: fundamental processes, cognitive psychology, perception, memory (especially individual differences and factors affecting efficiency), prospective cognitions, thinking, learning processes, reading, music, anxiety and cognition, word identification, attention, study skills.(read more)
All health care management and health studies courses at Royal Holloway, University Of London
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Course description: This is an advanced academic course designed for new graduates as well as professional practitioners (e.g.(read more)
All health care management and health studies courses at Brunel University
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Course description: This programme supports the development of advanced practice skills, research skills, critical appraisal abilities and clinical reasoning; it aims to develop students’ initiative and commitment to lifelong learning in the context of ever-changing health and social care systems.(read more)
All health care management and health studies courses at University Of Southampton
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Course description: 4 core taught modules: Health: Concepts and theories; the social context of health; values, ethics and the public health; researching health; there is also a taught special study: Theorising health and society; dissertation.(read more)
Study modes: Part time evening
Course description: This programme is a three-way partnership between the University's Centre for Research in Medical and Dental Education (CRMDE) in the School of Education, the Medical School and the West Midlands Postgraduate Deanery; it is for clinicians and non-clinicians involved in the education and training of undergraduates and postgraduates.(read more)
All health care management and health studies courses at University Of Birmingham
Study modes: Full time
Course description: Semester 1 core modules: Employee relations and motivation; self and social behaviour in context; core research methods; occupational research methods; workplace counselling and career development; plus 1 optional module: organisations, stress and health; environmental psychology and design; strategic and human resource management; semester 2 core modules: applied research methods; occupational selection and assessment.(read more)
All health care management and health studies courses at University Of Nottingham
Study modes: Part time evening
Course description: This course is designed for experienced healthcare practitioners; it builds on existing skills and experience to enable students to lead and Modulessupport the development and delivery of evidence-based practice.
Module outcomes are mapped against the Knowledge and Skills Framework so NHS employees can identify learning to support career progression.(read more)
Study modes: Part time evening
Course description: This programme is a three-way partnership between the University's Centre for Research in Medical and Dental Education (CRMDE) in the School of Education, the Medical School and the West Midlands Postgraduate Deanery; it is for clinicians and non-clinicians involved in the education and training of undergraduates and postgraduates.(read more)
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St Mary's University College (Twickenham)
M, July 2010Overall score
I thoroughly enjoyed studying at St Mary's, Twickenham. The quality of the course is really first rate, aided by the fact that all staff are passionate about what they teach and are engaged with pertinent bioethics issues. The course is ideally suited for those who have been interested in bioethics for a while as well as for those who may have only recently had their interest level piqued. The flexible approach to study (full-time or part-time with the option of distance learning) adds further to the course's attractiveness, making it a real and viable option alongside full-time employment.
Study experience
The quality of the course material is strong with a good mix of contemporary material as well as more established texts and resources. The support and tuition by members of staff is really good and there is a genuine sense that staff want students to learn and grow in their understanding. The use of guest lecturers is also very good further aiding the learning process by providing engagement with leading specialists in the field. Not only does the online study environment provide a meaningful and excellent way for distance learners to engage in the course but also provides a stimulating environment in which discussion of key bioethics questions can take place and flourish. Given the comments above the course is very good value for money!
Facilities
The standard of teaching was superb supported by excellent and well produced module resources. The library at St Mary's provides access to a good range of key texts in bioethics but is relatively small. However the library is part of Sconul and other inter-library loan systems and bioethics students can also access other private bioethics collections which the university has connections with. This is helpful not only in terms of expanding the range of resources on offer but also for long distance students who may not be able to call into the library so readily. The library staff at St Mary's are among some of the most helpful, diligent and supportive that I have come across. Nothing is too much trouble! IT support and resources are also very good and modern.
Postgraduate life
The course provides an excellent forum in which to connect with people who have similar interests. This helps to create an experience conduicive to learning and growth. Alongside this there is also good opportunity to mix socially and form lasting friendships. Most of the bioethics postgrad students do not live on site but travel in.
Job prospects
Aside from equipping you with the keys to engage with pertinent bioethics issues of the day, the course allows you to develop a variety of skills. These include verbal reasoning and the ability to undertake synthesis of information or ideas and create responses to problems as well as evaluate alternative approaches and articulate justifications for such evaluations. This in turn allows you to develop robust skills in writing for a variety of audiences and communicating key and sometimes complex ideas effectively. This is especially so in terms of writing the dissertation. Growing in ethical reasoning and analysis allows you to be able to reach ethical conclusions, grounded on sound and justifiable reasoning. Given the interdisciplinary nature of many of the issues within the field of bioethics, you also develop skills in being able to use and analyse various research and study techniques and identify and interpret technical medical and legal language.
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Environmental Science: Ecosystem And Human Health Msc
Brunel University
Dan, November 2007Overall score
Really good, lots of sports, just have lots of money, cus everything is pretty expensive but worth it.
Study experience
Yeah, good course, best bits had to be field trips. Around 10 hours of lectures a week and the lecturers were good.
Facilities
Very good library, not enough comps really, sports facilities are now one of the best.
Postgraduate life
Football, meet alot of quality people, plus the football tour was really good.
Job prospects
Jobs prospects are not that great, but think Brunel is well respected.
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Health and Social Care Management PgCert
De Montfort University
Vidyesh, January 2008Overall score
I have completed certificate of healthcare management through the institute of healthcare management, I was told thats the postgraduate course. With some study material I am now asked to complete the course with De Montfort university. I wasn't recommended till I am sure of what I am doing. The with Demontfort hasn't started yet.
Study experience
It's finished. Lecturers were good and were more practical.
Facilities
Great library, nice computers and nice sports facilities.
Postgraduate life
Job prospects
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