Masters Degrees (Clinical Risk Management)

This course provides training for healthcare providers, doctors, dentists, nurses, physiotherapists, radiographers, other healthcare professionals and personnel, hospital managers, clinical risk advisors/managers, hospital managers/directors, administrators and other professionals working directly or indirectly in the fields of patient quality, safety and clinical risk management. Read more

The programme is specifically aimed at those who wish to further specialise and advance their expertise in the field of clinical risk management and patient safety. Read more

This course provides training for healthcare providers, doctors, dentists, nurses, physiotherapists, radiographers, other healthcare professionals and personnel… Read more

100% online, no visits to campus required  The program requires 18 total credits and can be finished in 18 months  All credits can be transferred… Read more

100% online, no visits to campus required Complete your degree in 24 months   In 2001, GW was the first school to launch a masters in clinical… Read more

This programme orientates internationally qualified dental graduates to that of a UK dental practitioner by providing a comprehensive grounding in six key training areas. Read more

As an Applied Clinical Research student you will receive the necessary knowledge and skills to design, conduct and evaluate human clinical trials of medical devices. Read more

Advanced clinical practice has had a high profile in recent years culminating in the launch of the multi-professional framework for advanced clinical practice in November 2017 (Health Education England 2017). Read more

Are you an experienced healthcare practitioner? Are you looking for the right qualifications to further your career? Perhaps you're a practising occupational therapist, physiotherapist or nurse, for example, and would like to develop your medical career into a leadership role. Read more

This three-year Paediatric Dentistry course teaches the academic and clinical skills you need to practise paediatric dentistry. Read more

The MSc Pain Management has a unique focus on interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approaches to pain management and service provision. Read more

This two-year paediatric dentistry course teaches the academic and clinical skills you need to practise paediatric dentistry. Read more

The MSc Advanced Practice is suitable for those working directly with patients in roles that afford a significant degree of autonomy in decision-making. Read more

This award-winning programme gained the Innovations in Occupational Health Award in 2011. It is led by Anne Harriss who was named Occupational Health Nurse of the Year in 2011. Read more