Masters Degrees in Occupational Health, Ireland

UCC’s MSc Occupational Health is a part-time programme delivered wholly online offering students a flexible mode of learning. The programme integrates occupational health and safety into a multidisciplinary perspective. Read more

With society's focus increasingly on health, including workers’ health, the Centre for Safety and Health at Work (CSHW) will continue to meet the needs of industry using blended online platforms and flexible teaching programmes to cover key contemporary issues. Read more

With society's focus increasingly on health, including workers’ health, the Centre for Safety and Health at Work (CSHW) will continue to meet the needs of industry using blended online platforms and flexible teaching programmes to cover key contemporary issues. Read more

This upgrade option is taken part-time over one academic year. Each physician applying for approval for prior learning will be assessed on an individual basis. Read more

Research suggests that prolonged sedentary behaviour may be associated with adverse health effects such as obesity, type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, some cancers and other health issues (Van Uffelen et al., 2010; Owen et al., 2014). Read more

The Graduate Entry Medical School with the support of colleagues in the Schools of Allied Health, Education and Department of Nursing & Midwifery have developed a Masters in Health Professions Education which is designed to meet the educator training needs of busy health professionals both locally and internationally. Read more

There is an increasing demand for highly trained public health specialists, nationally and internationally, to tackle major public health issues including health inequalities, communicable diseases, international health development, obesity and smoking. Read more