Masters Degrees (Pain)

Having a specialist knowledge in Pain Management is an increasingly important asset and extra responsibility of medical personnel. Read more

This specialist programme is aimed at clinical professionals from all backgrounds involved in the delivery of integrated pain services in primary or secondary care. Read more

Our online one year Postgraduate Diploma in Pain Management covers the wide range of the conditions pertinent to pain management and meets the educational needs of both primary and secondary healthcare professionals. Read more

The MSc in Pain Management course provides a progression route from the Postgraduate Diploma, designed for healthcare professionals interested in a leadership role within pain management.  Diploma MSc is a collaborative partner of the  University of South Wales. Read more

The MSc Advanced Pain Management with Prescriptive Authority is a programme comprised of nine taught modules and one integrated clinical practicum and one… Read more

The Professional Certificate Pain Management is a programme comprised of one taught module with an integrated supervised clinical practicum. The programme… Read more

This programme was developed in collaboration with Mater Miserciordiae University Hospital (MMUH) and the specialist pain modules will be facilitated by… Read more

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

This certificate will allow nurses to develop their knowledge of anatomy and physiology of acute, chronic and neuropathic pain development, as well as exploring the consequences of untreated pain. Read more

This suite of part-time, fully online programmes offers clinical health care professionals a wide range of pain management educational opportunities. Read more

Our Spinal Pain MRes provides research orientated training in the practical, theoretical and applied elements of spinal pain and rehabilitation. Read more

This course provides students with a sound understanding of the physiology and pharmacology of pain, the psychosocial aspects of pain, and the assessment of pain. Read more

Pain is a multidimensional phenomenon and as such needs to be managed through multidisciplinary initiatives. These initiatives must be based on specialist knowledge, rigorous research and an advanced understanding of the physiological and behavioural concepts involved. 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