Programs Master in Health

Adult nurses assist in the care of patients above the age of 18 who are unwell, wounded, or physically incapable. In addition to keeping an eye on patients' development and deciding what treatment to administer in collaboration with physicians and other members of the healthcare team, they also counsel…

Health and social care providers can improve their support for terminally ill patients and their families by taking this training co-hosted by London South Bank University and Saint Francis Hospice. The course covers the physical, psychological, and spiritual challenges that patients and their families…

The MS degree provides a foundational curriculum focused on comprehending the impact of food and nutrition on the human body. The curriculum encompasses elements of professional growth, critical analysis, and scientific discourse. Electives linked to each concentration equip students for further study…

The standard Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences is a research-oriented degree that generally requires two to three years for completion. Although not as extensive as a Ph.D., students undertake a significant and unique research endeavor, culminating in the composition and defense of a thesis. This…

The Master of Health Management program is designed to address the needs of health professionals who hold management roles in healthcare facilities as well as those who require more education and training in this area. Professionals from various backgrounds will find the program's interdisciplinary…

Training qualified staff members and nurses with conscious knowledge and skills connected to nursing science—including concepts, principles, and strategies for the development of health personnel and the goals for the realization of the health system—is the aim of the Nursing Master's program. Graduates…

After completing the Nutrition and Dietetics Masters degree, dieticians will possess the fundamental knowledge in the area and be able to recognize, evaluate, and address dietary issues that affect both individuals and society. Additionally, dietetics will offer nutritional advice to clients based…

Ensuring a more active, independent human life and educating professional physiotherapists to conduct more comprehensive rehabilitation studies based on scientific knowledge involving physical, psychological, social, and environmental approaches to improve quality of life are the goals of the Master…

The Master of Arts - Medical and Health Humanities Program is flexible, offering full- or part-time study. Starting in Fall 2020, certain courses will blend face-to-face and online study. All classes are late afternoon and early evening for working professionals.

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The Master of Nursing degree will enhance your expertise in clinical governance, critical thinking, emotional intelligence, and leadership in healthcare transformation. This degree will equip you with specialized practical and leadership competencies to advance your nursing profession. If you are…