Chronic Disease Management St Mary's University, Twickenham, London

Overview

The Chronic Disease Management M.Sc. at St Mary's University is tailored for individuals aiming to specialise in the prevention, assessment, and management of chronic diseases. This programme not only covers the essential roles of nutrition and physical activity but also emphasises self-care and engagement with hard-to-reach groups. Students will learn to work effectively with individuals, groups, and populations, utilising robust research methods to support their practice.

Why Chronic Disease Management at St Mary's University?

St Mary's University is renowned for its exceptional teaching quality, ranking in the Top 5 for Teaching Quality according to The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide (2023). The university boasts strong partnerships with local organisations across healthcare, education, social care, and the charity sector, providing students with valuable networking opportunities and practical insights into the industry.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

The tuition fees for the Chronic Disease Management M.Sc. are as follows:

• Home: £10,800 per year
• International: £18,450 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum includes a variety of core modules designed to enhance your knowledge and practical skills:

• Public Health and Prevention of Chronic Disease
• Behaviour Change
• Nutrition and Physical Activity for Chronic Disease
• Self-care Approaches for Chronic Disease
• Chronic Disease Management in Practice
• Research Methods and Statistics
• Research Dissertation

Industry Demand

The skills developed through this programme are highly sought after in various sectors, including healthcare, social care, and public health departments. Graduates are well-prepared to meet the growing demand for professionals capable of addressing chronic disease challenges.

Guaranteed Work Experience

This programme offers a unique opportunity for students to engage in work placements, enabling them to gain hands-on experience in real-world healthcare settings. This practical exposure is invaluable for bridging theoretical knowledge with practical application.

Careers with Chronic Disease Management

Graduates of the Chronic Disease Management M.Sc. can pursue diverse career paths in sectors such as healthcare, public health, and social care. Specific roles may include health promotion officer, chronic disease coordinator, and public health analyst, equipping alumni with the skills to make a significant impact in their fields.