Master's
MSc Social Research (Health) – DMU
Course Overview
The MSc Social Research (Health) at De Montfort University develops advanced research skills for investigating health, healthcare systems, and public health issues. Students study qualitative and quantitative research methods, epidemiology, data analysis, health policy, ethics, programme evaluation, and evidence-based practice.
The programme emphasises research design, critical appraisal, and independent investigation through a substantial research project. Graduates gain the analytical and methodological expertise required for careers in health research, public health organisations, healthcare policy, academia, government agencies, and doctoral study.
Entry Requirements
- Recognized undergraduate Honours degree with a minimum of 2:2 in a relevant social science or health discipline
- Quantitative and qualitative methodology aptitude demonstrated via transcripts
- Advanced English language proficiency via IELTS Academic 6.5 overall (minimum 5.5 in each component)
- Submission of academic transcripts, degree certificates, and professional CV
- Statement of purpose focusing on health services research methods
Career Outcomes
- Health Researcher
- Social Research Analyst
- Public Health Consultant
- Clinical Data Coordinator
- Academic Researcher
Scholarship Available
- DMU Postgraduate Research Grants
- Social Sciences Scholarships
- International Awards
Key Information
Location
Leicester, United Kingdom
University
De Montfort University
Intakes
September
Study Mode
On Campus
Tuition Fee
$16,800 / Year
Duration
1 Years
Language
English
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