Masters Degrees (Building Pathology)

Focus on real-life projects and interact with modern and historic buildings as you learn how to maintain and protect them as a chartered surveyor. Read more

This programme is intended for non-surveying graduates who are working, or intending to work, in this area of the construction industry. Read more

The MSc in Building Surveying is an innovative course for graduates who wish to follow an accredited route towards qualification as a Chartered Building Surveyor and/or Chartered Building Engineer. Read more

Building surveyors are advisors for the property and construction industry, advising clients about the design, construction, maintenance and repair of buildings. Read more

This fast-track conversion course teaches the skills necessary to become a Chartered Building Surveyor. Currently applications for the September start of this course are only open to home students. Read more

This course focuses on the skills of the building surveyor operating within the construction industry. It centres on the requirements of the UK-based building surveying professional, as identified by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). Read more

This post-graduate programme has been designed to facilitate professionals practicing in the areas of building design, management and technology. Read more

Advanced knowledge and techniques in cellular pathology Investigating disease at a cellular level means joining the fight against some of the most serious disorders afflicting humans. Read more

The Cancer Molecular Pathology and Therapeutics - MSc/PGCert course at the University of Leicester is for students who want to study the molecular pathology, biology and therapeutics of cancer at an advanced level. Read more

Occupational therapy is a very rewarding profession in which you will make a real difference to people’s quality of life. Occupational therapists work with people of all ages to enable them to participate in the daily activities that are important to them. Read more

Researchers in the  School of Biological Sciences  conduct cutting-edge research across a broad range of biological disciplines, including genomics, biotechnology, cell biology, sensory biology, animal behaviour and evolution, population biology, host-disease interactions and ecosystem services. Read more

As key contributors to modern healthcare, including disease diagnosis, monitoring of therapy and research into disease mechanisms, specialist and senior biomedical scientists are in great demand both within the NHS and private hospital laboratories. Read more

Biomedical research generates large volumes of complex data, encompassing: genomics, proteomics, metabolomics, phenotypic data, epidemiology and clinical trial investigations, to inform our understanding of disease mechanisms. Read more

Process and Quality improvement in healthcare using Lean, Six Sigma, Lean Six Sigma and Person-centred improvement sciences. The seeds of Lean were sown by many innovators but Toyota is credited as being the forefather of Lean as we know it today. Read more