Masters Degrees (Cardiac Physiology)

This international Master program provides a year of training in the field of electrophysiology and cardiac bioengineering, with a global and transversal approach to all pathologies including a cardiac electrophysiological component. Read more

Cardiac disease is a major problem of the Western world. In the UK the demand for cardiac specialists is greater than the number practising, ensuring a continued future for registered professionals. Read more

This course is for you if you want to work in the world of sport and performance, exercise for health, or with more clinical populations. Read more

Northumbria’s Clinical Exercise Physiology course will focus on the use of exercise for assessment, prevention, and treatment in a number of diseases and clinical conditions. Read more

Following the British Society of Echocardiography syllabus, this Cardiac Ultrasound course meets the practical, theoretical and technical demands of a specialised career in healthcare. Read more

Cardiac physiologists record and analyse physiological data to diagnose and treat cardiac disease. They play an essential role in healthcare, saving many lives and improving many more. Read more

Demand for cardiac specialists currently outstrips supply, meaning you’ll be in a strong position in your future career. Read more

This programme focuses on using 'exercise as medicine', to treat and manage conditions as well as to rehabilitate patients recovering from illness. Read more

This blended learning programme includes high-quality, research-led education that focuses on adult and paediatric perfusion principles and practice. Read more

Our one-year full-time course provides broad training to prepare you for a career in biomedical research. The programme provides an excellent background in biomedical research, and will integrate chemical, biological and physiological aspects in a unified approach. Read more

Physician Associates are medically trained, generalist healthcare professionals, who work alongside doctors and provide medical care as an integral part of the multidisciplinary team. Read more