You'll gain the knowledge and skills to lead change in the interconnected fields of health and welfare. You'll attend guest lectures delivered by experts from across the globe. These will provide diverse perspectives and real-world insights. You'll learn to apply principles to real-world scenarios, so you can make an impact on global challenges.
The course has a flexible, part-time structure, so you can fit studying around work. It's also suitable for full-time students..
This course is suitable if you have a degree in biological, bioveterinary or biomedical related subjects. However, it is also a great opportunity to enhance your career if you have a degree in:
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Animal Science
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Zoology
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Veterinary nursing
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Veterinary medicine
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Medicine
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Or have a background in social science, law, policy making or public health
You can choose to complete the full master's degree (MSc). Alternatively, you could leave with a postgraduate certificate (PGCert) after one year or a postgraduate diploma (PGDip) after two years. Prior postgraduate qualifications in a relevant subject area (up to 60 credits at Level 7) can also be credited towards a full MSc qualification. This allows you to build on prior learning to gain a master's degree.
