Advancing Practice (Master's)
An advanced postgraduate programme designed to enhance the clinical skills and professional practice of Allied Health Professionals.
Best for:Best for Allied Health Professionals looking to formalize their advanced clinical practice and leadership skills.
Overview
The Advancing Practice programme at Ulster University is specifically tailored for Allied Health Professionals seeking to elevate their clinical expertise and patient care standards. This postgraduate course provides a structured framework for practitioners to develop advanced competencies within their respective fields. Students are expected to engage with evidence-based practice and integrate their learning directly into their professional roles. The curriculum is designed to support the evolving needs of healthcare delivery and improve outcomes for diverse patient populations.
What you'll do
- Engage in advanced clinical training to enhance patient care delivery.
- Apply evidence-based research methodologies to professional practice.
- Participate in modules designed to meet specific graduate qualities and subject outcomes.
- Maintain active engagement with relevant clinical or patient-facing employment throughout the programme.
- Collaborate with course committees to align learning with professional standards.
Requirements
Degree required: Honours or non-Honours degree from a recognized institution, or equivalent postgraduate certificate/diploma.
Degree offered: Master's
Language: English; GCSE grade C or equivalent; IELTS 7.0 (no band < 6.5) for non-native speakers.
Instruction: English
- Current employment in a relevant health-related field or access to an appropriate patient group.
- Eligibility for registration with the Health and Care Professions Council (where applicable).
- Demonstrated competence in written and spoken English.
- Must hold a recognized undergraduate degree or equivalent professional qualification.
- Must be in relevant employment or have access to a suitable patient/client group as approved by the course committee.
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How to apply
Applications can be submitted directly to Ulster University at any time of the year. It is recommended to apply at least two weeks before the intended course start date to allow for review and pre-enrolment tasks. Check the specific course page for any additional requirements such as interviews or portfolio submissions.
- Academic transcripts
- Evidence of English language proficiency
- Portfolio of written evidence (for experiential learning route)
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