MD Health Services Research
Course Overview
This postgraduate research program offers a unique opportunity to conduct applied health services research within a vibrant, multi-disciplinary environment. Students will develop expertise in a mixture of quantitative and qualitative methods to address real-world challenges across community, primary, and secondary care settings. The course is distinguished by its strong partnerships with the NHS and the NIHR, providing an inspiring platform to influence health policy and practice.
Key Program Highlights
- Conduct research in key areas like musculoskeletal health, urgent dental care, palliative care, and vision services
- Learn from experts in diverse methodologies, including clinical trials, systematic reviews, and qualitative studies
- Benefit from strong NHS, NIHR, and Social Care partnerships for impactful, real-world research
- Receive support from the NIHR Research Design Service to develop competitive funding bids
- Join a department with an Athena Swan Silver award, committed to supporting a diverse academic community
Course Overview
This postgraduate research program offers a unique opportunity to conduct applied health services research within a vibrant, multi-disciplinary environment. Students will develop expertise in a mixture of quantitative and qualitative methods to address real-world challenges across community, primary, and secondary care settings. The course is distinguished by its strong partnerships with the NHS and the NIHR, providing an inspiring platform to influence health policy and practice.
Key Program Highlights
- Conduct research in key areas like musculoskeletal health, urgent dental care, palliative care, and vision services
- Learn from experts in diverse methodologies, including clinical trials, systematic reviews, and qualitative studies
- Benefit from strong NHS, NIHR, and Social Care partnerships for impactful, real-world research
- Receive support from the NIHR Research Design Service to develop competitive funding bids
- Join a department with an Athena Swan Silver award, committed to supporting a diverse academic community
