Haematology University of Buckingham

Overview

Whether you are already working in haematology or considering transitioning to the field, this comprehensive master’s in Haematology at University of Buckingham will provide you with the essential competencies required for diagnosis and the effective management of blood disorders.

Haematology is a multifaceted field with a variety of subspecialties to explore, and the chance to align your career path with your personal objectives. There are many opportunities to apply haematology critical competencies in a patient-facing setting. Or, if you are interested in pursuing laboratory research, the haematology research abilities you develop as you undertake a professional research project in year 2 will support success in this area.

You will explore a wide range of haematological diseases, including acute and chronic leukaemias, lymphoproliferative disorders, white cell and platelet disorders, coagulation abnormalities, haemoglobin and red cell abnormalities, haematopoietic stem cell transplantation, and transfusion medicine.

Our online learning platform is designed for the busy schedules of healthcare professionals, allowing you to log in at any time from any location. This flexibility means you can seamlessly integrate your studies with your clinical duties. The scenario-based learning model ensures that you can apply the knowledge and skills you gain directly to your practice as you progress through the course.

Take your career to the next level with our master’s in haematology and blood transfusion. 

On successful completion, you will:

• Have a critical and systematic knowledge of haematology, skills in critical appraisal and application of knowledge for direct patient benefit/service development and future study.
• Apply lifelong learning and advanced problem solving skills to clinical practice in haematology.
• Demonstrate the ability to lead complex tasks and processes in the delivery and advancement of haematology-related care.
• Deliver leadership to teams in multi-agency, multi-cultural and international contexts.
• Evaluate practice critically in relation to the evidence base in haematology.
• Have a systematic knowledge of evidence-based medicine in relation to haematology.
• Use relevant knowledge, methodologies and approaches to address complex issues of haematology.
• Implement best practice and innovation in complex haematological scenarios.
• Expand your knowledge of research methods and application to practise.
• Extend your scope of practice in haematology by exploring a complex issue in more depth, utilising knowledge gained in previous modules.