Seize a valuable opportunity to share knowledge in a multi-professional forum as you work towards an MSc in Community Health Practice. Tailor your studies to your personal and professional interests while reflecting on the place that your clinical practice occupies in relation to other community health disciplines.

A blended learning approach allows you to select from a range of modules studied on campus or via eLearn.

Youll explore, develop and enhance your clinical practice, synthesising your professional expertise in relation to other disciplines contributing to community healthcare.

Why study with us

• Opportunities are available for inter-professional education and practice, for example with Allied Health Professionals who also follow two of the course modules.
• Each member of the team has their own specialty and you will benefit from their expertise.
• A major strength of the MSc in Community Health Practice course is the expertise of staff in facilitating shared learning across a range of community disciplines. This leads to the discussion of common issues and concerns and enables the sharing of good practice examples.

Learning and assessment

Our teaching and learning strategy is student-centred, maximising your experience in order to assist the learning process.

This enables the use of a variety of teaching and learning approaches, particularly problem-based, experiential and web-based learning, seminars, debates and other informal, interactive methods.