PGCert Clinical Research Delivery

King's College London, University of London

On our Master’s in Clinical Research Delivery, you’ll develop your research networks, build your practical research skills and gain the confidence to lead and support research delivery. We’ve designed the programme for registered healthcare professionals from many different backgrounds. Participants include nurses, doctors, paramedics, midwives and pharmacists as well as healthcare scientists, music therapists and physios. You’re also welcome if you’ve worked in a relevant clinical research role. International students must be working in a healthcare setting in the UK. You’ll be able to take part in clinical research related to your area with support from a senior researcher. Optional modules from across the faculty’s catalogue mean you can tailor your experience to your interests. Throughout the course, you’ll also have access to all the events and opportunities run by King’s Health Partners and King’s Clinical Academic Training Office. The course will ensure graduates are able to meet the capabilities outlined in the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) and Academy of Medical Royal College’s (AoMRC) Masters in Clinical Research Delivery (MRDL) Framework (formerly known as the Clinician Researcher Credentials Framework (CRCF). King’s College London is one of only four universities nationwide approved by NIHR to deliver a course which allows students to meet the national Framework. Key benefits Study at a nursing faculty ranked 1st in the UK and 2nd in the world (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026). Under the mentorship of a senior researcher, develop the skills to lead clinical research as a principal investigator. Fit your studies around your work, with your employer’s approval, as the course is delivered fully online as a distance-learning programme. Explore contemporary clinical issues in thought-provoking course material designed by our experienced researchers. Attend seminars, workshops and events with King’s Health Partners (which includes Guy's and St Thomas's, South London and Maudsley and King's College Hospital).