Health Degrees in Edinburgh

...diagnostic imaging, applied pharmacology, anaesthesia, evidence based veterinary medicine and clinical oncology), veterinary pathology and the dog... Learn about: Veterinary Medicine, Skills and Training...

...(20 credits) Practice-Based Learning 2 (Art Psychotherapy) parts 1 and 2 (40 credits) Independent Academic Project (40 credits)... Learn about: Interpersonal Communication...

...undertaken by students who complete the Counselling Diploma and decide to extend their training to obtain the academic qualification...

...psychological and social research methods, group working, communication, critical thinking and problem solving. You'll also gain the skills to source... Learn about: Applied Psychology...

...within courses such as: Origin & Diversity of Life 1 (compulsory); Biology, Ecology & Environment 1; Molecules, Genes & Cells 1 (compulsory)... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...and other professionals in health and education to identify and diagnose hearing loss in babies and children and ensure that timely intervention can be put in place... Learn about: Anatomy and Physiology...

...run by CPTI since 2007. The MSc in TA Psychotherapy meets the professional requirements of Psychotherapy Registration. The MSc in TA Counselling will...

...You’ll learn by a variety of teaching methods including lectures, tutorials, laboratory sessions and through independent study. There may also be an opportunity to study abroad...

...two years as your student-selected component. Year 3 Species-based clinical studies continue with the farm animal, equine and exotics integrated clinical courses... Learn about: Skills and Training, Veterinary Medicine...

...abdomen, and dental anatomy, as well as associated imaging procedures and the principles of radiodiagnostic radiation safety. Radiodiagnostic Physics...

...You can also choose courses from a wide range of other academic areas from across the University including languages, management or other sciences... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...principles and nutritional needs of individuals throughout the life course and in different sub-groups of the population in the community. Disease Aetiology... Learn about: Disease Management, Public Health...

...from a range of biomedical and non-biomedical options. Year 3 You study two compulsory courses: Biomedical Sciences 3, the cornerstone to the theme...

...Arts Therapies Studies 1 (30 credits): This module introduces those in Art, Drama and Music Therapy to developmental, person centred and psychological...

...year through community and medical ward placements Year 2 As well as progressing your study of Life Sciences, Healthy Communities, Professionalism and Evidence and Research... Learn about: Nurse training, Mental Health, Skills and Training...

...you will complete the following three modules: Key Concepts in Health and Development (20 credits): In this module, you will be introduced to key concepts in health and development... Learn about: Global health, Mental Health, Public Health...

...abnormal, and historical psychology, and you will develop your research skills by practising statistics further, running practical experiments and learning...

...pertaining to practice-based learning within the context of the confidential supervision seminars where you will be supported in facilitating therapeutic... Learn about: Music Therapy...

...within courses such as: Origin & Diversity of Life 1 (compulsory); Biology, Ecology & Environment 1; Molecules, Genes & Cells 1 (compulsory)... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Foundations for Evidence-informed Occupational Therapy (20 credits): This module explores research and evidence in occupational therapy. You will explore... Learn about: Occupational Therapy...