Leadership in Health and Social Care MSc

The MSc Leadership in Health and Social Care is suitable for a wide range of professionals and those involved in influencing the provision and delivery of a changing and expanding health and social care agenda. Increasingly, practitioners and managers are being called upon to lead change within their organisation on both clinical and strategic fronts. Study can be completed as a full-time route or in a part-time modular approach which is ideal for busy professionals. This programme will extend and progress the knowledge and skills you already have and how you may apply them to your own individual setting, enable you to assess and support the impact your actions will have on practice, and provide an opportunity to respond to emerging career pathways allowing you to tailor your learning needs in a flexible and creative way. As a programme team, we are aware that the health and social care workforce is required to have a wide range of specific and transferable skills and this programme offers you the diversity and flexibility that will help you develop these skills. Within the programme there is a strong interprofessional ethos to teaching and learning, facilitated through group work, use of discussion boards, peer assessment and group presentations, with lecturers from a range of professional backgrounds supporting this transition and integration to enable you to take a holistic view of the subject area. There are a large number of modules to choose from, so you can tailor the course to suit your learning needs and professional career aspirations. You can study specific awards or take stand-alone modules as part of your professional development, and many of the modules are available online or through distance learning, so you can study at a time and place to suit you.

Applicants are normally required to hold an 2:2 Undergraduate Degree classification or above. Minimum of 40 level 6 academic credits plus relevant Recognition of Prior Experiential Learning (RPEL) (United Kingdom applications only). Recognition of prior experiential learning applications are not available for overseas students due to difficulties in validating previous experience. Applicants who wish to apply for Advanced Standing and /or block credit will be assessed according to the University’s Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) Regulatory Framework. The flexible approach to RPL ensures students may enter at all levels. GCSE grade C/4 or above in English language or certificated equivalences, regardless of previous educational qualifications.