University of Wolverhampton · Part-time
Health and Social Care
Through studying on this programme, you could seek employment in private industry, local authority, government departments, statutory bodies, NHS Trusts, NHS England, charities, policy organisations, higher and further education. Why choose this course? - Deve…
MSc2 yearsPart-time
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Institute of Community and Society · Subjects allied to medicine
Through studying on this programme, you could seek employment in private industry, local authority, government departments, statutory bodies, NHS Trusts, NHS England, charities, policy organisations, higher and further education. Why choose this course? - Develop your career - Hone your skills - Gain practical work experience - Focus on specific areas of interest - Work alongside staff team with extensive professional and academic experience - Expand your professional network What's unique about this course? - Supportive community - Innovative programme - Professional networking opportunities - Career development
Getting in
As the university states it
You should have an honours degree or equivalent, although substantial professional experience will be considered. We accept graduates with an honours degree in a wide variety of subjects, and graduates from disciplines other than health may well be eligible for entry.
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