The school is a centre of excellence for education and research in occupational therapy, physiotherapy and podiatry. Our graduates and postgraduates are highly sought after and are equipped with professional and transferable skills to enable them to enter into their chosen career as confident and competent professionals.
Postgraduate opportunities
Start a new career, or develop your current skills further
We offer a range of courses at postgraduate level. Whether you wish to embark on a career as a health professional, or you are already qualified and wish to enhance your knowledge and practice further, we have something for you.
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Students' Union Teaching and Learning Excellence Awards
More than 35 nominations of staff and small teams of staff in the School of Health Professions have been made by students for this year's Students' Union Teaching and Learning Excellence Awards.
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Building the evidence base for musculo-skeletal research
Ann Moore, Professor of Physiotherapy in the School of Health Professions, is catalysing change amongst the allied health professions through her work in creating an evidence base for musculo-skeletal research.
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Professor Ann Moore awarded honorary doctorate
Professor Ann Moore was recently awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Bedfordshire in recognition of her work as a researcher.
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A new diagnostic device that could reduce the number of amputations among people with diabetes is being developed in collaboration with the University of Brighton.
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Student Finance Day radio phone-in
If you missed our Student Finance Day radio phone-in, a podcast of the event is now available where you can learn about the 2012 changes to student finance in England.
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Physiotherapy student wins gold at the World Paratriathlon Championships!
Very many congratulations to Faye McClelland, one of our physiotherapy students, who has just won a gold medal in Beijing and retained her title as world paratriathlon champion.
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