Master of Science by Research in Healthcare and Community Transformation - Clinical Research in Allied Health Professionals

Our applied and translation clinical research focuses on multi-disciplinary in-patient, out-patient, and community rehabilitation and recovery for acute illness and long-term conditions. Focus of our research Using the full range of applied and translational research methodologies, the Clinical Research in Allied Health Professionals cluster aims to generate high quality evidence to change practice and improve patient outcomes. With our national and international partners, we undertake research to develop multi-disciplinary complex interventions and assess the feasibility of testing these interventions in clinical trials. With this knowledge, we undertake large scale multi-centre randomised controlled trials to assess clinical and cost-effectiveness, and investigate implementation within the healthcare system.

A minimum of a 2:1 first degree in a relevant discipline/subject area with a minimum 60 percentage mark in the project element or equivalent with a minimum 60 percentage overall module average. In the event of a first degree classification of less than 2:1, a Masters Degree in a relevant subject area will be considered as an equivalent. The Masters must have been attained with minimum overall marks at merit level (60 percentage) (Or higher where stipulated against a specific opportunity). In addition, the dissertation or equivalent element in the Masters must also have been attained with a minimum mark of merit level (60 percentage).