Masters Degrees (Clinical Haematology)

The PG Cert in Advanced Medical Training (Children’s Health, Haematology or Women’s Health) is a postgraduate qualification for scientists and clinicians.

This course aims to provide you with the skills and knowledge of theory and practice that will enable you to work as a professional capable of making important contributions in the field of clinical biochemistry.

This course is for experienced practitioners, such as nurses, pharmacists, radiographers, audiologists, cardiac physiologists, ambulance staff and midwives who have clinical practice access with patient management responsibilities.

Our Blood Science MSc course is accredited by the . Institute of Biomedical Science.  (IBMS), and will allow you to develop extensive knowledge in the emerging area of blood science.

The University of Chester Haematology course is a taught postgraduate qualification lasting for one year full-time or two to four years part-time.

This course is delivered by specialists, who are engaged in cutting-edge research, and a variety of visiting specialist lecturers, ranging from Hospital Consultants to Senior Biomedical Scientists.

This course is delivered by specialists, who are engaged in cutting-edge research, and a variety of visiting specialist lecturers, ranging from Hospital Consultants to Senior Biomedical Scientists.

Our Clinical and Health Sciences with Molecular Pathology course offers you the ability to tailor your educational needs to your professional interests.

The main aim of the programme is to provide multidisciplinary, Master’s Level postgraduate training in Biomedical Blood Science in combination with generic higher level scientific training in areas such as writing grant proposals and business plans.

This P.Grad.Cert. in Specialist Practice programme has been developed, in partnership with associated health service providers, to meet the demands and challenges within the health care system and specifically within specialist care.

The Postgraduate Certificate in Blood Component Transfusion enables experienced non-medical Healthcare Practitioners (HCPs) to make the clinical decision and provide the written instruction for blood component transfusion to patients within their own clinical specialty, and within their own areas of competence and expertise.

Mastering the science of blood – exploring its characteristics and disorders, and understanding how it’s transfused – offers an impact far beyond the laboratory.

The Rheumatology MSc,PG Dip course is a part-time study pathway that will develop your understanding of the scientific basis and clinical practice of Rheumatology.

With constant developments across all disciplines, biomedical science is a fast-paced, ever-evolving field.

This course is delivered by specialists, who are engaged in cutting-edge research, and a variety of visiting specialist lecturers, ranging from Hospital Consultants to Senior Biomedical Scientists.