School of Health Sciences
The School of Health Sciences is home to innovative research and inspiring and passionate staff. Through our extensive network of national and international clinical and research partnerships, we offer a range of opportunities for students at all levels from undergraduate to PhD.
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Become a health professional
Our nursing and midwifery courses are ranked 4th by the Complete University Guide 2019 and 7th by The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2019.
Continuing professional development (CPD)
Our courses and modules offer an up-to-date, relevant and evidence-based approach to professional development.
Studentships
Vice-Chancellor's Studentship Award 2019
Funding information:
This funded studentship (international students only) covers international fee and stipend of £15,000, a Research Training Support Grant of £1,000 and financial support for research materials and consumables (if successfully applied for) up to the value of £2,000 per annum.Doctoral College Studentship Award 2019
Funding information:
This competition funded studentship (UK and European students only) covers home/EU fees and stipend of £15,000, a research training support grant of £500 and financial support for research materials and consumables (if successfully applied for) up to the value of £1,000.Who we work with
At the School of Health Sciences we have over 800 active partnerships. Our expert staff, students and alumni work with health care providers, government, corporate businesses, SMEs and the third sector to improve the delivery of health care nationally and internationally.
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Latest blog posts
17.11.17
International Midwifery Conference in Ghent
Dr Ann Robinson, Senior Teaching Fellow (Midwifery) Midwifery an international perspective Know....
14.11.17
Teaching in Stavanger
Dr Pat Colliety Director of Studies for NMC, Senior Teaching Fellow Professional Qualification Lead The...