Postgraduate Health courses
Welcome to the University of Huddersfield. We would like to thank you for choosing to study one of our postgraduate health courses. We are looking forward to working with you during your time here to help you get the most out of your university experience and studies.
Our health courses provide the opportunity for you to increase the depth and breadth of your knowledge and practice. You will be taught by expert staff committed to enabling you to reach your full potential and develop knowledge and skills to make a real contribution to the health and wellbeing of individuals, families and communities.
Your induction to your course has been planned as part of your timetable and will give you the opportunity to meet everyone on your course, including staff and students. It is also your chance to get to know your way around campus and the key rooms that you will be using throughout your time at university. You will also get some more detailed information on what to expect from your course.
If you are studying Advanced Clinical Practice MSc, please can you undertake some reading specifically around Anatomy and Physiology, consultation skills, as well as reviewing the role of the Advanced Clinical Practitioner in preparation for the course. Also please make sure you have met with your educator and get to know the area you will be working in if it is not your normal place of work.
If you have any queries or require any further information please contact us: ssprd@hud.ac.uk
Jayne Bargh
Current student on Health Studies MSc
“This course has given me the opportunity to explore subjects in much greater depth and develop analytical skills. I have been supported by skilled, enthutiatic academic staff who have helped me to develop the skills and knowledge relevant to my clinical practice, as well as encouraged me to pursue areas on particular interest to me individually.”
James Craven
Graduated Theory of Podiatric Surgery in 2015
“The skills I gained from studying the course have significantly influenced my development. I now work in a busy Podiatric surgery unit in Sheffield as a staff Podiatrist. All the staff are friendly, supportive and possess high levels academic qualifications irrespective of their chosen field ranging from research to podiatric surgery.”