MSc Integrated Health & Social Care at Canterbury Christ Church University

Enhance your knowledge and skills through our MSc Integrated Health and Social Care and expand your real-world impact as a forward-looking healthcare professional. Rooted in the need for lifelong learning within healthcare and the increasing importance of CPD, CCCU’s Integrated Health and Social Care Master’s degree is a research and evidence-led course designed in tandem with sector professionals.

Faculty: School of Nursing, Midwifery, Allied and Public Health  |  Department: Healthcare, Public Health and Social Care  |  Duration: 2-5 Years (Part-time)  |  Study mode: part-time  |  Intake: September 2026  |  Location: Canterbury, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Fulfil the need for modern care givers to undertake continuous professional development. Improve your knowledge and skills in a range of areas that impact the service user. Core modules include Integrated Person Centred Care, Leading and Developing Teams, Research Methods in Health and Social Care, Innovation in Practice (Major Project). Optional modules include Education and Training for Integrated Care Delivery, Open Module 30-Credit, Holistic Examination of the Newborn (NIPE), Integrated Management of People with Long-term Conditions, Advanced Neonatal Physiological Knowledge and Skills, Advanced Complex Knowledge and Skills in Neonatology, Renal Nursing Practice, Advanced Renal Care.

Career pathways

The MSc Integrated Health and Social Care will help you gain the advanced practice skills and knowledge to advance into both clinical and managerial leadership roles within your professional lives. Exactly what roles you might move into will depend on the specifics of your employment but might include clinical management positions, staff development roles, research specialism or clinical specialist roles.

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