Write a short review & help students like you! Over 1,500 students already shared their experience.
Therefore, information might be incorrect, incomplete or outdated. We apologise for your inconvenience..
If you are a student, you can request further information from the programme contact person(s) listed below..
If you are an employee of University of Brighton, please contact us to administrate this information.
| Annual Tuition Fee: | ≈ € 7,120 - ≈ € 12,804 (non-EEA) | ||
| Location: | Brighton / United Kingdom | ||
| Duration: | 12 months | ||
| Educational Form: |
| ||
| Education Variants: |
| ||
| Languages: | English | ||
This course covers the disciplines associated with health, health care and applied social science, and is aimed at people in public service employment or who may be engaged in community or voluntary activity. Each student on this course is able to create their own unique set of modules associated with health, health care and applied social science to make up the Health MSc.
At the start of the course you will consult with the course leader, and complete a s.w.o.t. analysis alongside using the university's studentprofile system enabling you to review your current achievements and highlight areas for further development. On this basis a tailored choice of modules from the Graduate Programme in Health and Social Science is created that will suit your professional, academic and personal aspirations.
Career and progression opportunities
The career planning framework that is integral to this course guides students to choosing an appropriate and personal route through the programme.
Graduates of this course are equipped with skills that are directly transferable to health and social care-focused employment, and have progressed into senior positions in their organisations.
Local health-related employers are consulted during the regular reviews of this course.
Course structure
This course can be studied either full- or part-time and the modules are delivered at different times throughout the year. Each module has approximately 30 hours lecturer contact and approximately 170 hours of individual study. Individual modules employ varying learning and teaching strategies.
For UK-qualified nurses there is an opportunity to undertake a period of study in another health care setting in one of 14 European countries via the European Nursing Network.
Areas of study
All students take a core research-related module, from a selection of four titles. These are offered on different campuses and also online so that a range of student needs are met.
Current students are from range of backgrounds and choose an academic route that facilitates their professional and personal development. For example, a health professional may decide to study a range of clinical modules but a student from a social care background may choose a range of social and health-focused modules.
The dissertation project is an exciting element to this course and again is guided by your career route or employer requirements. This is the opportunity for you to consolidate the transferable masters-level skills gained from the taught modules which include analysing and interpreting data from a range of sources, demonstrating initiative, evaluating and problem solving, developing research skills and project management skills in order to produce a science-based project appropriate to your chosen pathway.
Syllabus
One research module from the following:
Research Theory and Practice
Research Methods and Critical Appraisal
Research Methods for Health Professionals
Qualitative Research
Modules totalling 100 m-level credits from a choice of over 100 in the graduate programme.
You are normally required to take an English Proficiency Test.
Most European Universities recognise the IELTS test.
Take testFor non-native speakers of English:
IELTS 6.5 overall, or equivalent qualification.
Other:
Normally in, or recently in, public service employment or engaged in community or voluntary activity that gives direct understanding of the public service environment. Reflection on practice forms an important element of the learning. Applicants unable to demonstrate one of the three requirements above can be permitted to register as a single module student. Students who are successful at studying for one module and are awarded credits may be eligible to enrol for further modules.
Degree and/or experience:
Students are normally expected to demonstrate one of the entry requirements below:
* an honours degree from a higher educational institution in the UK (minimum of 2.2), or equivalent award from a European, or overseas higher education institution, and some public/health service experience;
* an appropriate professional qualification from a body that is represented in public/health services work plus minimum five years working in a public/health services organisation; and an ability to demonstrate skills of applied learning (for example successfully completing some L3 modules - grade C and above);
* an HND, or diploma equivalent, in an area applied to public/health services, plus minimum five years working in a public/health services organisation; and an ability to demonstrate skills of applied learning (for example successfully completing some L3 related modules - grade C and above).
| Minimal degree required: | Bachelor's degree |
| Minimal amount of work experience | Not specified |
| IELTS Band: | 6.5 |
| Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE): | Grade C (Score: 60) |
You can contact Course Contact to ask a question about Health at University of Brighton.
Using the form on this page, you can directly ask questions to the contactpersons at the university.
Fill out your contact information and message. The information you fill out in this form will be sent directly to the university. They will reply to you on the e-mail address you provide here.
Explain your academic background in the message; the more sophisticated your e-mail, the better the answer.
MastersPortal.eu cannot take any responsibility for the answering of contacts or for the content of their replies.