M.Sc Translational Health Sciences

The primary emphasis of this program will revolve around the theory and methodology used in the later stages of translational health sciences. Specifically, this course will involve human, organizational, and societal factors that impact the adoption, dissemination, and integration of research findings. By participating in this program, individuals will acquire a comprehensive understanding of how various academic fields contribute to problem-solving and guide action in translational health sciences. Additionally, students will also receive rigorous interdisciplinary training to enhance your intellectual and research abilities.

This course is designed for individuals in the research field who are interested in studying scientific and technological innovation within a healthcare context. It is also suitable for research managers who are involved in running clinical trials or promoting the implementation of research findings. Additionally, the course is beneficial for entrepreneurs, whether from the industry or public sector, who are seeking to enhance patient care through innovation. Policymakers at both local and national levels who wish to support research and its application to improve healthcare services can also benefit from this course. For students who are considering pursuing doctoral research, the M.Sc program will provide them with the necessary preparation to apply for a DPhil in translational health sciences. It is expected that all students have some relevant work experience prior to enrolling in this course. A variety of options are available to choose from:

• Behavioural Science and Complex Interventions
• Economics and Regulation in Translational Science
• Ethics and Justice in Translational Science
• Health Organisations and Policy
• Patients, Citizens & the Politics of Evidence
• Healthcare Evaluation and Research Impact
• Technological Innovation and Digital Health
• Translational Science and Global Health