Medicine and Health Sciences Undergraduate courses
The specialist skills that enable health care professionals to treat and care for others with dignity and compassion. Follow a career in Medicine or build your skills in Advanced Practice, Medicine Management, Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Lower Limb Preservation in Diabetes.
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View course page for Advancing Practice - PgCert/PgDip/MSc Part-time , Postgraduate , 2021/22 entry year , Jordanstown campus
The School of Health Sciences aims to provide quality advanced education for Allied Health Professionals to enhance their skills in client care.
View course page for Advancing Practice - PgCert/PgDip/MSc Part-time , Postgraduate , 2022/23 entry year , Belfast campus
The School of Health Sciences aims to provide quality advanced education for Allied Health Professionals to enhance their skills in client care.
View course page for Medicines Management (Independent/ Supplementary Prescribing - PgCert Part-time , Postgraduate , 2021/22 entry year , Jordanstown campus
Supporting enhanced practice and patient centred health care through independent and / or supplementary prescribing by Allied Health Professionals.
View course page for Physiotherapy, Professional Development in - MSc Part-time , Postgraduate , eLearning , 2021/22 entry year
This fully online course will enable physiotherapy graduates to enhance their professional development and global employability.
View course page for Professional Development in Occupational Therapy - MSc Part-time , Postgraduate , eLearning , 2021/22 entry year
This online course will enable occupational therapy graduates to enhance their professional development and global employability.
View course page for Medicine - MBBS Full-time , Undergraduate , 2022/23 entry year , Magee campus
This 4 year programme will equip you with the professional knowledge, skills, values and behaviours required to be a competent medical practitioner.