This multidisciplinary course will give you a detailed and comprehensive understanding of how to apply a range of quantitative and qualitative research methods to current, pressing health issues and how to critically assess published research. You will graduate with the kind of interdisciplinary and multifaceted understanding of health research that is increasingly sought after in healthcare and research environments. You will be taught by internationally recognised academics who will draw on their extensive research experience to provide you with an excellent grounding in applied health research methods including systematic reviews, randomised controlled trials, epidemiology, health economics, statistics and qualitative methods. Our course will equip you with a wide range of applied health research skills to enable you to become a proficient and confident researcher. Graduates from this course have followed a broad range of careers. Many have taken up jobs in health research or have gone on to study for PhDs. Others have utilised their research knowledge within healthcare services or attained employment in health policy, including organisations such as the World Health Organisation.