Programs

Why Physiotherapy at RCSI Dublin? What is physiotherapy? Physiotherapy is a science-based profession focused on maintaining or improving mobility, physical abilities, fitness and quality of life. Physiotherapists use the...

Why Advanced Therapeutic Technologies at RCSI Dublin? Do you love biology and health sciences? Are you interested in technology and maths? Would you like to research and develop the latest medicines, treatments and healt...

About Learn online at your own pace and acquire the skills to lead effective solutions for optimal patient care with the MSc in Healthcare Management from RCSI's Graduate School of Healthcare Management. Over six taught...

Why Graduate Entry Medicine at RCSI Dublin? RCSI was the first medical school in the Republic of Ireland to introduce a Graduate Entry Medicine (GEM) programme. This programme enables students from a range of undergradua...

Course details Each unique Medical Doctorate (MD) project is carried out over a minimum of two years and a maximum of four years (full-time). Within this time you will be guided through your research project with the sup...

About Digital solutions to healthcare problems are being developed at a rapid pace, and you are already using digital tools to support care delivery daily. With the Professional Diploma in Leading Digital Health Transfor...

About Advance your theoretical knowledge and develop a critical and questioning approach as you explore professional and clinical issues related to the care of critically ill patients. Enhance your clinical practice by d...

About Advance your theoretical knowledge and develop a critical and questioning approach as you explore professional, clinical and managerial issues relevant to leadership roles with RCSI School of Nursing and Midwifery....

About The MSc in Professionalism in Medicine and Health Sciences from the Centre for Professionalism in Medicine and Health Sciences at RCSI is a pioneering online programme designed to empower graduate healthcare profes...

Course details Each unique structured Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) project is carried out over a minimum of three years and a maximum of six years (full-time). Within this time you will be guided through your research proj...