Manchester Metropolitan University, Faculty of Health, Psychology & Social Care Masters Degrees

Learn about anatomy, infectious diseases, how poverty impacts on health, how best to break bad news, and about the ethics of being an adult nurse in today’s society. Read more

Designed for registered and qualified physiotherapists, this course gives you the opportunity to specialise in one of four areas of physiotherapy, including musculoskeletal and manual therapy. Read more

Progress your clinical skills, develop your understanding of research and evaluation and advance your management and leadership skills. Read more

Focus on your professional development needs at a pace that suits you. Study specialist units that reflect your career aspirations. Read more

Identifying and recommending systems to support the needs of young people and adults with significant communications disability is complex. Read more

Explore inequalities in childhood and the factors that can nurture or disrupt child development. Analyse the critical frameworks for understanding relationships such as attachment theory. Read more

Explore the Person-Centred therapeutic process, brief interventions, and different approaches to psychotherapy. Practise core therapeutic skills, from active listening to paraphrasing. Read more

Our 40-week, full-time course gives you the opportunity to gain a specialist practitioner qualification in District Nursing (CSPDN). Read more

This degree is available as a top up degree (level 6 only). Students applying for this programme should be those working in health, social care or related fields, from a variety of organisational or community settings. Read more

Advance your therapeutic skills in assessment, formulation and intervention. Explore practitioner resilience, the development of therapeutic relationships, and ethical practice. Read more

On this course, you’ll consider the evidence behind the assessment and management of dysphagia (difficulties eating, drinking and swallowing). Read more

Our online course is for qualified doctors and nurses working in emergency care, including those in a military environment or paediatrics. Read more

Examine the role of psychologists in legal settings, advances in the psychological understanding of criminal behaviour, and offender assessment and rehabilitation. Read more

The evolving landscape of Health and Social Care provision in the 21st century presents a constant challenge to those working in the field, demanding critical approaches to problem solving, an understanding of local and global contexts and an understanding of research and evidence informed practice. Read more

The professional doctorate is suitable for professional health and social care practitioners to gain academic recognition at doctoral level in study directly linked to their specialist areas of practice. Read more