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MSc Health Sciences
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  • This course is designed to give you the space, support and expertise to specialise in the area of health and social care that matters most to you.You will have the opportunity to shape your own
    PGDip Health Sciences
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  • This course is designed to give you the space, support and expertise to specialise in the area of health and social care that matters most to you. You will have the opportunity to shape your own
    PhD in Health Sciences - Mental Health and Addiction
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  • Our research informs mental health and addiction policy and services, particularly in the NHS. We integrate population, clinical, behavioural, economic, environmental and other scientific
    PhD in Health Sciences - Health Services and Policy
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  • The Health Services and Policy Research group is an influential, interdisciplinary and multi-professional team that examines key issues affecting the organisation, financing, delivery and regulation
    PhD Health Sciences
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  • As a research student in our Department, you'll have the flexibility to tailor your studies to achieve your research goals and will benefit from our in-depth, bespoke research training programme
    PGCert Health Sciences
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  • This course gives you the opportunity to shape your own journey in health and social care. You’ll choose a theme or area that excites you, and with the support of our dedicated academic team, design
    PhD in Health Sciences - Public Health and Society
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  • The Public Health and Society team, led by Professor Kate Pickett, investigates the social patterning of health, by socioeconomic position, ethnicity and gender as well as age. We focus on the social
    PhD in Health Sciences - Nursing and Midwifery
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  • We undertake a wide variety of empirical research, which contributes toward improving and informing the quality and effectiveness of care delivered by nurses and midwives in the NHS and other