Other courses reflect the interests and areas of practice of individual students. An empirical research project enables students to apply their research and development skills to an aspect of healthcare of their own choosing and may contribute to research and development in service provider organisations. Qualified nurses or midwives with professional experience and a first degree or equivalent. Formal teaching on Mondays over three semesters. Students must successfully complete these before progressing to the research project.
Current fees are available on request.
Some part-time students apply to their employer for sponsorship or support. Some may pursue scholarships or awards from charitable trusts, but these are highly competitive. Full-time overseas students may pursue a range of funding options, including awards from the British Council and their national governments. Taught courses in year one provide students with a base for critically examining community healthcare practice by achieving a sound understanding of principles and methods of research and professional issues. Other courses reflect the interests and areas of practice of individual students.