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MSc Physiotherapy (Pre-registration) BSc (Hons) Safety Health
Full-time & Environmental Management
Full-time or part-time
This course is designed to enable graduates
from science backgrounds and other health The BSc (Hons) Safety Health & Environmental
professions (who are not currently Chartered Management is fully accredited by the Institution
Physiotherapists) to gain eligibility to practice of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH),
Physiotherapy. This is an accelerated Europe’s leading body for health and safety
programme and will build on your prior professionals. Successful completion of the BSc
knowledge and skills. (Hons) Degree allows graduates to apply for
Chartered Membership after a two-year suitable
The course will prepare you through a
practice period.
combination of university-based modules
and clinical practice placements, in a variety The course can be accessed either by full-time
of community care and hospital-based or part-time attendance. Attendance at level 2
environments. The MSc Physiotherapy and level 3 is on a one-day-a-week basis, with
(Pre-registration) programme uses a some modules available by distance learning.
problem-based approach to learning.
Entry requirements
There is a strong emphasis on shared learning. Levels 2 and 3, NEBOSH Certificate or NEBOSH
It is linked to the MSc Occupational Therapy Diploma, aligned to experience in the workplace.
(Pre-registration) programme, to encourage The point of entry to the course will depend
a multi-disciplinary approach to solving on the level of qualifications and experience.
practice-based problems. Students develop You are advised to discuss this with the Course
critical reasoning and research skills. A triple Leader at an early stage.
dissertation module focuses on the application
of research and information to current and
Key facts
future practice. The course includes 1,000 hours
Course code: SHEMB
compulsory practice placements and provides
Place of study: Civic Quarter
opportunity for elective clinical placements both
Start date: September or February
at home and overseas.
Length of study: Full-time 1-2 years.
Part-time variable.
Entry requirements
Normally, a 2.1 Honours degree (or equivalent)
in a biological or behavioural science, sports
science or a health-related profession. Your
first degree must have had a research training
component and you will have completed an
undergraduate research study. A high level
of interest and research into the profession,
including appropriate work experience/
shadowing; evidence of excellent communication
skills; evidence of the ability to work both
independently and as part of a team. Applicants
will be required to pass medical screening and
agree to an enhanced Criminal Records Bureau
(CRB) check. Confirmation of a place will be
conditional upon candidates having no criminal
convictions or charges relevant to professional
body membership and Health Professions
Council registration.
Key facts
Course code: PHYSM
Place of study: Civic Quarter
Start date: January
Length of study: 2 years
(including summer attendance).
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