Postgraduate Degrees in Luton

...you will be exposed to a variety of assessment methods that have been designed specifically to assess skills development and demonstrate the learning outcomes...

...Available to all health and social care practitioners from a variety of professional backgrounds. MSc Advanced Practice Mode: part-time Exciting changes in health care provision...

...and models underpinning the MSc will be presented using key lectures that the student will then be required to link directly to practice. The programme will mirror...

...Option units Your course has been designed to allow some flexibility in the units studied. You will need to choose an option unit or units totalling...

...Why choose this course? Key to the MSc Health Studies is the recognition of relevant professional experience and personal and professional development planning...

...not just provide treatment for those who are ill. The MSc is a useful introduction to the academic part of the syllabus for the MFPHM Part 1 examination...

...including didactic lectures, group work, presentation and personal private study. Dissertation/project and research In the second second stage of the course...

...research in the field and to be able to evaluate and critique the methodologies adopted in Health Psychology research. To give you opportunities to demonstrate... Learn about: Health Psychology...

...research in the field and to be able to evaluate and critique the methodologies adopted in Health Psychology research. To give you opportunities to demonstrate... Learn about: Health Psychology...

...To equip students with both managerial and clinical knowledge required. Suitable for clinical practitioners as well as NHS and other health related managers...

...especially in relation to mental health. Assessment Assessment consists of coursework (e.g. critical review, portfolio, essays and a research report)...

...grounding and training in essential computing skills within its own subject discipline to produce up-to-date, skilled and employable postgraduates...

...Business Analyst, Systems Analyst, Project Manager, IT consultant or IT/Business Lecturer Opportunities for further study include: PhD in Business...

...including a strong practical element, which are requirements for future employment. The underlying elements of computer technology and programming...

...networking technologies in the real world. 2. Professional employment or further academic development in the strategic and continually expanding areas...

...computing skills and competencies for effective work within the internet industry. For Computer Science graduates only. For those employed in a computing area of the IT industry...

...or formal background in the discipline of computing or information systems. For individuals who require not simply a broad overview of computer security...

...and that IT and telecoms businesses suffered most from the skills shortage, with one in four companies affected (Computer Weekly, 2002). More specifically...

...into Business Computing Centre. You will be able to use our state-of-the-art computing facilities, and study in an interactive environment. Career Opportunities...

...entry and exemption on the basis of Accreditation by Prior Learning, certificated or experiential (APL/APEL) is available. Special entry requirements For international students...