Health Postgraduate Degrees in the Scotland

...principles and methods. Optional Courses Pharmacogenomics & molecular medicine - applied pharmacogenomics and molecular medicine Topics in therapeutics... Learn about: Medical training...

...Training the Trainers Organisational modules Facilitation Leadership High Performance Organisation Patient Safety & Quality Improvement in Diabetes Reflective... Learn about: High Performance Organisation, Care Education, Education Management...

...health-related industries. International issues of healthcare systems will be included such as consumerism, public participation, managing technologies and pharmaceuticals...

...Speech and Language Pathology: Physical, Sensory and Intellectual Impairment Research for SLT: Understanding and Appraising the Evidence for Practice Research for... Learn about: Communication impairments, Speech Therapy...

...On the MSc HPE programme, the dissertation will require a systematic review, synthesis and critique of the literature, to produce a policy document...

...Simulation Facilitation Leadership Reflective Professional Practice Self-Management of Diabetes: person centred, enabling approaches to clinical practice... Learn about: Diabetes Care, Care Education, Education Management...

...occupational hygiene practical sessions and work site visits. Each module has its own exam, which is sat on the last day of the module. These vary...

...much of our research is carried out in collaboration with external bodies from the public and private sectors such as the NHS, the Scottish Executive... Learn about: NHS Training, IT Development, Applied Psychology...

...Core courses Principles of Pharmacology Drug Disposition Pharmaceutical Medicine Topics in Therapeutics – General Topics and Cardiovascular Drugs Topics...

...person centred, enabling approaches to clinical practice Training the Trainers Organisational modules Facilitation Leadership High Performance Organisation... Learn about: Care Education, Diabetes Care, Science of Diabetes...

...To design and carry out research relevant to the study of Public Health Nutrition. To train our students to communicate original scientific material to a scientific audience...

...In this context we have demonstrated that tea-drinking may be beneficial to the integrity of the genetic material. Research Research projects The use...

...urban health, health economics and the history of medicine. You will study quantitative and qualitative social science research methods, using at least... Learn about: Mental Health, Public Health, Social Science...

...Advanced Educational Psychology Practice These modules are designed to facilitate exploration of the following curricular areas in a holistic and integrated manner... Learn about: Psychological service, Educational PsychologyEducational, Psychology Practice...

...The key objectives of the MSc programme are to: To provide the scientific principles of Human Nutrition. To explore current theories of the relationships...

...in the School of Life Sciences is expanding, and concerned with evaluating; the ability of a wide range of substances, such as nanomaterials... Learn about: Professor Training, Human Nutrition, IT risk...

...social and biological determinants of mental health Research methods (qualitative, quantitative and health economics) Mental health promotion across... Learn about: IT Law, Mental Health...

...the various classes and individualising tests performed by the laboratory, for each type of physical evidence A detailed understanding of the science... Learn about: History of forensic dentistry, Justice system, Forensic Dentistry...

...variety of taught courses, then progressing to a supervised thesis. Study for up to seven years is permitted to complete the modular MSc degree programme...

...particularly the built environment, and its effect on human health and wellbeing, can help to improve people’s quality of life and provide a sustainable... Learn about: IT Management, IT for adults, Town Planning...