Clinical Research

The Clinical Research MRes is a multi-disciplinary programme aimed at practitioners who wish to develop their clinical or academic research careers. The course seeks to enhance the skills and knowledge needed for supporting, delivering and integrating research into clinical practice, as well as fostering evidence-based practice. Practitioners with the appropriate innovation and critical-thinking skills may be supported to undertake further study with the aim of developing a future clinical academic career.
The course information sheet is a printable version of the information on this web page, which you can download here.

Key benefits
You will be studying at the No.1 Nursing Faculty in the UK and 3rd in the world (2017 QS World University Rankings).
Located in the heart of London, across three of King's Thames-side campuses (Waterloo, St Thomas' and Guy's) and the Denmark Hill Campus in South London.
Lectures delivered by experienced multi-disciplinary researchers on contemporary issues in the conduct and utilisation of health, clinical and social care research.
Support will be given to circulate work relating to your studies, predominantly through publication in high-quality peer-reviewed journals, with the opportunity to develop your research into a PhD Fellowship application.
What students have said:.
'Choosing to study the Masters in Clinical Research at King’s is a decision I won’t regret! I previously completed my BSc in Mental Health Nursing here and was very excited to return to the fun and friendly faculty. The teaching and academic staff have always encouraged me to take my ideas further, for example, they supported me with publishing a paper in an academic journal. I have particularly enjoyed designing and undertaking my own clinical research and have used my Masters degree to continue to study at PhD level here at the faculty