MPhil Primary Care Sciences

The Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences has a strong tradition of a multidisciplinary approach to research and student training. Our research is ranked as world leading and the focused interaction of scientists, methodologists and clinicians is key to the success of our ‘bench to bedside’ approach.Our staff and students undertake a broad range of clinical, laboratory and educational research across the Keele campus and linked clinical sites across Staffordshire, Shropshire and Oswestry including partnerships with University Hospitals of North Midlands and Midlands Partnership Foundation Trust.OverviewOur research encompasses a ‘bench to bedside’ approach with a multidisciplinary interaction between scientists, methodologists and clinicians. Our Faculty is divided into four Schools. Each School has a Research Director with oversight of the research carried out within the Schools. The Faculty also has a number of cross cutting Faculty Research Themes, which reflect Keele’s research strengths, and is also home to the Keele Institute for Global Health [LINK], the Keele Clinical Trials Unit and the Impact Accelerator Unit.Research interestsGlobal HealthHealthcare Professional Education and trainingHealth, Care and WellnessMusculoskeletal HealthMental Health and WellbeingMedicine, Nursing and Allied Healthcare Professions (including pharmacy, occupational therapy, physiotherapy)Primary CareRegenerative Medicine

MPhil usually require an Honours degree with a first or 2.1 classifications, or the equivalent if you have been educated outside the UK.