Study Details: MA Full-time: 12 months Part-time: 24 months or 30 months (NIHR funded)
This course provides the in-depth skills required to understand and/or carry out research in healthcare. We offer an interdisciplinary learning environment in partnership with the university’s Economic and Social Research Council funded Doctoral Training Partnership. This is a collaborative venture between the universities of Nottingham, Birmingham, Warwick, Leicester, Loughborough, and Aston.
You'll be taught by academics from politics, the social sciences and health, studying alongside research methods students in other schools. As healthcare is a multi-disciplinary practice, exposure to learning opportunities outside healthcare both broadens and deepens your learning experience.
Minimum 2:1 honours degree (or international equivalent)
Applicants must have an interest in research
This programme is consistently highly evaluated by graduates and can open a range of doors, including both research career opportunities in the health service and academia, leading to future clinical academic or advanced clinical leadership roles.
Many of our graduates go on to do funded PhD study. We offer support and mentorship in the development of PhD applications.
Core modules
You will take a total of 180 credits across the programme
Optional modules
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