Other Health Degrees in the Scotland

..., maintained or damaged over time, but also the impact of interventions and policies aimed at improving and protecting health. PGR students in Public Health can access the Researcher Training Programs in the Colleges of Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences (MVLS) and the College of Social Science (CoSS... Learn about: Public Health, Medical training...

...Home Postgraduate study Food Science, Health and Nutrition Food Science, Safety and HealthFood Science, Safety and Health MSc/Diploma/CertificateHow to apply »DeliveryFull-time, Part-time, Per courseProgramme typeTaughtStudy locationEdinburghEntry dateSeptemberOverviewProgramme contentEntry... Learn about: Quality Training, Food Science...

...Suitable for: Health professionals who are employed in the health service... Learn about: Part Time...

...The MSc in Health Psychology starts students on the path to becoming a Chartered Psychologist and provides training in the applications of psychological theory and research methods... Learn about: Data analysis, Decision Making, Biological Systems...

..., this course can offer an ideal starting point for a career in public health practice, or for further study at PhD level... Learn about: Clinical Statistic, CLINICAL TRIALS, Systematic Reviews...

...Course introduction: Please note this course was formerly titled: MSc Health Administration This innovative course is designed for graduates who have, or aspire to, a management role in health and social care. The MSc Healthcare Management programme is designed to prepare students to... Learn about: IT Management, Health and Social Care...

... by the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH). Graduates are eligible to join IOSH as Graduate members and then undertake an initial professional... Learn about: IT risk, Risk Assessment, Risk Management...

... in nursing, medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, and other health related specialisms. Public health has a central role in guiding health care practice, influencing health policy, protecting the public, and improving population health. If you work or intend to work in an organisation which has public health... Learn about: Public Health, Environmental Health...

...The Health Studies degree is designed to make our graduates highly employable in areas such as health promotion, health and health care research, and health services management. Suitable for: People with an interest in health and health care, and students with qualifications other than those... Learn about: Health Administration, Health Management, Full Time...

...Dental hygiene and dental therapy are concerned with maintaining and managing aspects of oral and dental health and preventing oral and dental diseases. This requires an understanding of the whole body, knowledge of the mouth and an appreciation of social influences as well as precise manual skills... Learn about: Oral Biology, Biomedical Sciences, Human Disease...

...which enables them to consolidate and extend their specialist knowledge and critical thinking. Students have 24-hour access to modern computing laboratories... Learn about: Statistical Modelling, Data-Intensive Systems, Information Visualisation...

... for Disability Research, Centre for the History of Medicine, Policy Scotland and Centre for Public Policy for Regions. The degree is fully interdisciplinary in its structure and content, and is designed to allow you to focus your learning around the global health issues that interest you most... Learn about: Public Health, Social Science, Mental Health...

...The Health Studies degree is designed to make our graduates highly employable in areas such as health promotion, health and health care research, and health services management. Suitable for: People with an interest in health and health care, and students with qualifications other than those... Learn about: Health Management, Health Administration, Full Time...

... in Cardiovascular Disease PN50126 - Current Trends in Long Term Conditions (Non-Communicable Diseases) PN50127 - Global Perspectives in Maternal and Infant Health... Learn about: Non-Medical Prescribing, Nursing Health, evaluation skills...

...Year 1 You will take three core courses introducing you to the study of health and social issues, associated policies and related research. These... Learn about: Social Policy...

...Examining the determinants of health (physical, psychological, social, environmental, and service provision). Provide a basis from which assessments may be made of the relevance of formal and informal health care to patterns of national morbidity. Suitable for: People with an interest in health... Learn about: Public Health, Full Time, Health Administration...

...The medical digital images are routinely collected and archived by the NHS. Such images, especially when linked to other routinely collected health data, are extremely useful for research into areas including: early/preclinical diagnosis, disease progression, validation of treatment methods... Learn about: Data Management, Research data, Medical training...

.... If you work or intend to work in an organisation which has public health responsibilities or aims to improve population health then this programme will be suited to you. The programme will be multidisciplinary in focus and it is envisaged will attract students with undergraduate degrees in nursing... Learn about: Public Health...

...Examining the determinants of health (physical, psychological, social, environmental, and service provision). Provide a basis from which assessments may be made of the relevance of formal and informal health care to patterns of national morbidity. Suitable for: People with an interest in health... Learn about: Health Management, Full Time, Public Health...

...Diabetes is one of the major non-infectious threats to global health, affecting around 1 in 10 of the European population... Learn about: Blood glucose, Diabetes Care, Diabetes Clinical Care...