Leading Clinical Research Delivery (Online)

The University of Exeter

Overview

The Leading Clinical Research Delivery (Online) MSc programme from  The University of Exeter key features are:

• Practically focused course that builds the necessary networks to gain the skills and confidence required to lead and support clinical research.

• Examine the infrastructures and policies shaping clinical research, learn how to engage with patients, plan projects, manage budgets and gain practical experience by supporting a current clinical research project.
• Benefit from flexible access to high-quality interactive online learning modules tailored to meet the challenges and opportunities for clinical research in the 21st Century NHS, whilst supporting the Government’s plan to create a world-leading UK clinical research environment. The report Saving and Improving Lives: The Future of UK Clinical Research Delivery provides further detail of the ambitious vision for the future of clinical research delivery.
• We are anticipating that there will be a number of bursaries, funded by the Department of Health and Social Care, available to applicants who are NHS / publicly funded healthcare professionals in England for September 2023 entry to the Leading Clinical Research Delivery programme. Application to receive a bursary can be made on the Expression of Interest form as part of your application.

Career opportunities:

The NHS needs to develop and retain a broad range of clinician researchers, individuals with responsibility for leading or contributing to research locally within their clinical setting, to lead and support high quality clinical research in areas where there is the greatest disease burden. The Leading Clinical Research Delivery porgrammes provide an alternative route into clinical research for experienced clinicians who are new to clinical research.

The Leading Clinical Research Delivery (Online) programme from The University of Exeter will provide the necessary networks, skills and confidence needed for clinicians to lead and support clinical research.