Clinical science courses

... multiple-choice and multiple-response questions. Forensic Science (25% of course mark): two written assignments and small group seminar presentations... Learn about: Medical Research, Medical School, Medical imaging...

...If you want a client-centred, evidence-based education in the field of speech and language therapy, our three-year BSc programme is the right choice for you. Our course, which is approved by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) uses a variety of innovative activities and placements... Learn about: Clinical Practice, Language Therapy, Communication Training...

... your area of interest – clinical, cognitive, forensic, health, social psychology, child development or neuroscience – we have the expertise to support you. And you'll enjoy some of the most advanced research facilities for studying psychology anywhere in the country. This includes a child development... Learn about: Business and Management, Clinical Contexts, Child Development...

... and Management of Specific Patient Groups in the Perioperative Environment (20 credits) PUP2232 Clinical Governance (20 credits) Year 3 PUP3137 Practice Learning... Learn about: Anaesthetic Care, Anatomy and Physiology, Clinical Governance...

... to develop confidence and competence to provide safe care. Your time here will be split between on-campus study blocks, study days, Trust days, reading weeks and clinical placements – with at least 50 per cent of the course on clinical activities and 40 per cent in class or theory-based. As we closely align... Learn about: Critical Thinking, Clinical Skills, Midwifery Shortened Programme...

... to undertake clinical examinations of the newborn. During the programme you will also have an exciting opportunity to undergo an elective placement abroad or in the... Learn about: NHS Training, Clinical Skills...

... sciences. Healthcare organisations share many commonalities with production facilities, including the need for efficient process flow, change management, and quality standards. You will explore the principles, approaches, strategies and techniques to understand, model, analyse and manage complex healthcare... Learn about: Social Science...

...To introduce the basic concepts and skills of evidence-based health care, including how to formulate a clinical research question, search...

...Course Content The MSc consists of both compulsory and optional modules, a typical selection can be found below. Modules can vary from year to...

... Research Methods Statistics Foundations of Psychology III: Clinical Psychology Psychological Perspectives on Contemporary Issues Level 2 Compulsory...

...Our Physiotherapy (pre-registration) MSc is a qualifying programme for graduates with a suitable and relevant first degree. Successful completion of the course gives you eligibility to apply for registration with both the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy and the Health and Care Professions...

... Sciences 1 Healthcare Practice 1 Year 2 Emphasis is placed on the application of knowledge to the clinical field. In addition to 15 16 academic weeks... Learn about: Healthcare Practice, Radiographic Theory, Preparation for Practice Radiography...

... 5. Falls Services 6. Mental Health Clinical Placement 1/2 Clinical Preparation Year 2 Musculoskeletal 2 – The Upper Quadrant Neurorehabilitation... Learn about: NHS Training...

... has been completed within the last five years, these credits may be able to be transferred into the programme. For the full MSc programme, students will undertake four modules that will expand their thinking and expertise. These include two modules specific to infection prevention and control, a professional module... Learn about: Disease Control...

... will be able to fit and supply low visual sharpness aids and carry out clinical measurements under the supervision of an optometrist. Your future role as a Dispensing Optician often includes a wide variety of management issues, as well as the supply of optical aids. We will familiarise you with the business...

... officers, and in refugee and victim support/counselling. Studying a psychology degree fosters a valuable aptitude for work in both the science and... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Entry requirements Entry requirements A-level International Baccalaureate Access to HE Diploma Cambridge Pre-U BTEC Extended Diploma BTEC Diploma BTEC Subsidiary Diploma European Baccalaureate International Students Further information and other requirements Please see the Intercalated BSc Entry... Learn about: Mental Health...

...Birmingham's BSc Dental Hygiene and Therapy course is links underpinning theory to clinical practice at all levels making it a fully integrated course... Learn about: Dental Hygiene...

...Entry requirements Entry requirements A-level International Baccalaureate Access to HE Diploma Cambridge Pre-U BTEC Extended Diploma BTEC Diploma BTEC Subsidiary Diploma European Baccalaureate International Students Further information and other requirements Please see the Intercalated BSc Entry... Learn about: Medical training...

...This is a multidisciplinary programme that bridges the fields of epidemiology, laboratory sciences and public health in the context of disease control. It includes a strong practical component and the opportunity to undertake a research project overseas with collaborating public health or research... Learn about: Public Health...