Neurosurgery University of Buckingham

Overview

Entry into Neurosurgery at University of Buckingham is highly competitive. Neurosurgery is a demanding speciality, requiring a broad knowledge of anatomy, neurology and physiology, in addition to critical appraisal and research skills. Neurosurgical trainees and specialist CNS nurses require specialist qualifications to progress their careers in neurosurgery. Gaining an MSc will certainly help improve your clinical outcomes, your knowledge and your career prospects.

You will work with students from all over the world from a range of disciplines giving you clinically accurate and relevant information you can take straight into your clinical practice. We run the only master degree in neurosurgery in the world, therefore, completing our neurosurgery course will certainly give you a competitive advantage that will set you apart from other candidates. Our programmes provide active learning opportunities through scenario based discussion forums. Where students will work with their peers from across the world and from a range of disciplines, giving them clinically accurate and relevant information that they can take straight into their clinical practice.

On completion of our fast-paced and flexible programme, you will be able to:

• Critically appraise current developments and guidance in neurosurgery.
• Apply an advanced knowledge of neurosurgical conditions to healthcare decision making.
• Evaluate current research in neurosurgery.
• Demonstrate reflection and creativity in addressing complex problems in acute neurosurgery.