Study for an MSc in diabetes with the world-leading Institute of Diabetes for Older People

Study for an MSc in diabetes with the world-leading Institute of Diabetes for Older People

MScFeaturing teaching from internationally‐renowned clinicians, the MSc in diabetes course provides GPs, hospital doctors, nurses and other health professionals with the necessary knowledge and skills to deliver high‐quality healthcare for people with diabetes.

  • International students welcome
  • Study at PgCert, PgDip or full Masters level
  • Flexibility – distance learning online and part-time option
  • Entry points in October and February
  • Enhancing academic capabilities
  • Gain clinical research methodology skills
  • Meet CPD needs
  • Work within an evidence‐based framework
  • Working within the NHS is not mandatory
  • Bursaries may be available

 

Course Director

Professor SinclairProfessor Alan Sinclair, Professor of Medicine and Dean at the Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Postgraduate Medical School, has been an NHS consultant in general medicine, geriatric medicine and diabetes for over 20 years. He is a WHO‐recognised expert in diabetes and has recently been awarded the International Association of Geriatrics and Gerontology (IAGG) 2013 Presidential Award – the highest honour the organisation gives to a doctor.

 

Putteridge

The course is based at the university’s Putteridge Bury campus, located outside Luton and considered to an international research centre of excellence in the field of diabetes and older people.

More information
For further details contact
Maureen Edovic at IDOP
maureen.edovic@beds.ac.uk
Tel: 01582 743988