Social Sciences Research for Healthcare MSc

University of Bradford

This innovative MSc in Social Sciences Research for Healthcare is mapped against the following quality criteria: The Economic and Social Research Council Postgraduate Training and Development Guidelines The White Rose Social Sciences Doctoral Training Partnership requirements Health and Care Professions Council objectives Vitae Researcher Development Framework The programme is suitable for graduates from a broad range of disciplines and is also ideal for healthcare professionals interested in developing a portfolio of social sciences research skills. Additionally, it provides a thorough research training programme in preparation for a PhD application. It includes 60 credits to select Master's modules from across the University portfolio including psychology and sociology, health care, health technology and public health to meet individual development needs. The programme provides a unique opportunity to build an understanding of the principles of research design and strategies in a multidisciplinary environment, created by staff and students from various healthcare professions. You will discover a variety of advanced research skills and analytical techniques relevant to your field of study, including quantitative, qualitative and mixed research methods. You will also learn about research management and dissemination and impact consistent with both professional practice and the principles of research ethics.