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  Clinical Biomechanics - MSc


Online Staffordshire University    Health, Science and Wellbeing

Part time September MSc 3 years part time
Engineering (12) Medicine (26)

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Are you a health professional looking to enhance your knowledge of the clinical application of mechanical principles? Look no further than our MSc Clinical Biomechanics programme. Developed by research-active clinical professionals, this flexible programme allows you to tailor your learning to your specific area of practice. From musculoskeletal practitioners to physiotherapists, orthotists, chiropractors, and podiatrists, this programme is designed to bridge the gap between clinical practice and biomechanical principles. You can choose to study at Certificate, Diploma, or MSc level, with the option to complete individual modules for CPD. With a blend of distance learning and hands-on teaching, you'll gain a rigorous understanding of the subject and produce innovative research. To join, you'll need to be an HCPC-registered allied health professional or an associate involved in the clinical management of musculoskeletal conditions. Don't miss this opportunity to advance your career in clinical biomechanics!

About the course

The MSc Clinical Biomechanics has been developed for health professionals who wish to extend their understanding of the clinical application of mechanical principles. Considerable flexibility in the way the award is structured will allow you to tailor learning to your specific area of practice.

Designed by research-active clinical professionals, the course bridges the gap between clinical practice and biomechanical principles, for a rigorous and focused understanding of the subject.

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Entry Requirements

You’ll normally need to be an HCPC-registered allied health professional. You can also be an associate of a medical or an allied health professional (such as a chiropractor, a sports therapist or a biomechanist) who is involved in the clinical management of musculoskeletal conditions.

When considering the general requirements below, the degree or other acceptable qualification must be in a healthcare or biomechanical field involving the treatment of patients. Healthcare professionals need to hold any necessary post-qualification registration (e.g. HCPC Registration) deemed a requirement for working with patients.


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