MSc Reproductive & Sexual Health Research

By the end of this programme students should be able to:

demonstrate advanced knowledge and understanding of evidence-based approaches to research of reproductive and sexual health issues
critically assess and apply these research approaches to inform development, health and social welfare programmes
demonstrate a good understanding of the socio-cultural, political and ethical issues surrounding reproductive and sexual health
identify and address appropriate research questions in reproductive and sexual health, using methods from a range of public health disciplines
demonstrate the ability to carry out key research skills and activities, including literature review, research study design, and critical analysis and application of research findings

Graduates go into public health and reproductive health programmes, evaluation of family planning programmes, research for governmental and non-governmental agencies and university teaching.

Below you will find just a few of the positions and organisations that our graduates from this course have entered:

Advisor/Supervisor
Chlamydia Screening Assistant
Clinical Research Co-Ordinator
Doctor
Emergency Response Co-Ordinator
HIV Prevention and Surveillance Scientist
Programme Manager
Research Co-Ordinator
Senior Lecturer in Medicine
Senior Registrar
Technical Adviser
Women's Protection and Empowerment Co-Ordinator (Syria)
Public Involvement Adviser
Statistical Researcher

The normal minimum entrance qualification for registration at the School on a Masters programme is at least one of the following:

a second-class honours degree of a UK university, or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard, in a subject appropriate to that of the course of study to be followed
a registrable qualification appropriate to the course of study to be followed, in medicine, dentistry or veterinary studies.