Masters Degrees in Emergency Nursing, United Kingdom

Our Postgraduate Certificate in Emergency Nursing Practice enables UK registered healthcare professionals to achieve professional development and gain experience in this specialist area. Read more

This course is designed for health professionals working in an emergency care setting. It provides academic accreditation to the specialist knowledge and skills required to work in the field of emergency care. Read more

We welcome applications to undertake research towards MPhil and PhD degrees in Nursing. Research at Worcester has grown significantly in the last 10 years as the University itself has expanded. Read more

The Ultrasound in Emergency and Critical Care PG Cert will appeal to a wide range of healthcare professionals who wish to develop focused ultrasound skills as an extension of their clinical practice. Read more

Are you ready for a new challenge and thinking of becoming a paramedic? If you have an undergraduate degree in a healthcare profession* then our exciting MSc Paramedic Science will give you the relevant knowledge, skills and clinical expertise to deliver safe and effective treatment to patients in the pre-hospital and out of hospital environment. Read more

The course is designed for professionals working in urgent or non-scheduled care. This maybe a stand-alone type 3 emergency department, urgent care centre, out-of-hours or same-day primary care access hub. Read more

As a paramedic, it's important your skills are of the highest calibre to ensure a top level of service to patients. MSc Paramedic. Read more

As a paramedic, it's important your skills are of the highest calibre to ensure a top level of service to patients. PgC Paramedic. Read more

A rugby player with concussion or a motorcyclist after a high speed collision, how would you manage a significant head trauma? How would you treat a seemingly… Read more

Trauma is the disease caused by physical injury. Trauma has only been called a “disease” since the 1970s. Although it seems strange at first, it is the correct term to use. Read more

Trauma is the disease caused by physical injury. Trauma has only been called a “disease” since the 1970s. Although it seems strange at first, it is the correct term to use. Read more

This course is suitable for those who are already working within emergency planning as well as those looking to embark on a career within the field. Read more

If you're a graduate healthcare practitioner aiming to become a competent and confident critical care nurse, our course will prepare you for delivering quality, safe care in a demanding environment. Read more

Our blended learning PGCert in Advanced Specialist Training in Emergency Medicine enables registered pharmacists to independently evaluate and assess patients who present to the emergency department or urgent care setting. Read more

Professionalisation of the emergency services workforce and the development of strategic leadership within the blue lights, namely the ambulance, police, and fire and rescue services, are at the top of government and reform agendas. Read more