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Overview
Entry requirements
English
IELTS 6.0 not confirmed
Careers opportunities
Read carefully whether a course leads to registration with a United Kingdom regulator, because that single fact decides whether you can practise here. Many excellent health courses are academic rather than clinical, and they lead to laboratory, research, industry or public health work instead.
Roles graduates go into
Registered practitioner, where the course leads to registration
Clinical or research scientist
Public health analyst
Clinical trials coordinator
Health service manager
Medical affairs or regulatory officer
Where they work
NHS trusts and private providers
Pharmaceutical and medical device companies
Public health bodies and local authorities
University and hospital research groups
Contract research organisations
After the course
Where a course is approved, registration with the relevant regulator is the step that lets you practise. Where it is not, the route on is usually a research degree or a specialist scientist training programme.
Fees and funding
Tuition, international students£9,500 not confirmed
Where you can study it
21 universities run this course
Entry terms differ between departments. An adviser will tell you which of these you are a realistic candidate for.