Advanced Healthcare Practice (Clinical) MSc, PGCert
This Masters programme has been developed in response to the current advanced healthcare practice agenda
If you're a heathcare professional working towards Advanced Practice, whether you're a nurse, physiotherapist, radiographer or paramedic, this programme will be of interest to you. It aims to meet the education and training needs for areas of care, such as dementia care, palliative care, safeguarding and pre-operative assessment.
To be awarded an MSc/PGCert, you need to complete 180 credits at Level 7. You will study a number of core modules, the Research Methods and Data Analysis module (30 credits) and complete a dissertation (60 credits). You can then tailor the course to your specialist area of practice, selecting specific CPDs relevant to you as a practitioner.
Please note: to undertake the programme, you must be qualified to degree level or have evidence of recent study at Level 6. You can arrange to transfer Level 7 credits from a different higher education institution.
Take a look at our Postgraduate study brochure for healthcare, social care and allied health professionals and view our full range of courses.
The following CPD programmes are offered as standalone courses, and some may form part of the Advanced Healthcare Practice (Clinical) MSc, PGCert; MA Nursing or MA Mental Health award frameworks. (see Postgraduate and Post registration course tab)
- Advancing Health Care Practice
- Advancing Leadership for Quality
- Advancing the Critical Care Practitioner
- Specialist Bowel Cancer Screening Practitioner Programme
- Clinical Diagnostics
- Clinical Examination
- Collaborative and Professional Practice in Dementia Care
- Diabetes: the complexity of care
- Ethical and Legal Issues within Advanced Practice
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Fundamentals of coaching for developing health and social care practice
- Managing Critical Care
- Negotiated Workbased Learning Professional Studies
- Pathophysiology Advanced Practice
- Pre-Operative Assessment
- Professional Practice in Palliative care
- Public Health and the Paramedic
- Quality Monitoring and Improvement in Health and Social Care
- Safeguarding in Multi-professional Practice
- Suicide Prevention in Adults: A Psychosocial Approach
- Teaching, Learning and Assessment in Practice
The Advanced Healthcare Practice (Clinical) MSc degree through CPD pathways offers the following:
- Flexibility: it can be completed over three to five years and can be tailored to meet your specific educational and clinical needs
- Expertise: it is delivered by an Advanced Practice Team
- Relevance: it is suitable for a wide range of healthcare professions
