Professional Groups at Whom The Course is Addressed
1. Medical graduates interested in haemoglobinopathy (physicians, paediatrician, haematologist, clinical geneticist, endocrinologist, obstetrician & gynaecologist).
2. Science graduate interested in medical research related to haemoglobinopathy & genetics.
3. Health care professionals interested in haemoglobinopathy-counsellors, clinical psychologists, nurse specialists & midwifes.
Entry Qualifications
1. Medical doctors - MBBS or an equivalent degree. Postgraduate qualification is desirable.
2. Science graduates - a first or a second class Bachelors degree or an equivalent qualification.
3. Nurses & midwifes - a bachelors degree or an equivalent qualification.
4. Candidates must be fully conversant with word, excel, power point & use of internet.
5. Applicants, whose first language is not English, must meet University College London’s language requirements. Students whose first language is not English must have passed the IELTS examination at grade 6.5 or above, or be able to demonstrate that they have a high standard of written and spoken English. Click on the link for more
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/graduate-study/application-admission/english-language/
6. Candidates must complete an introductory programme on Moodle or equivalent.
7. It will be the responsibility of the applicant to ensure access to a suitable computer and DSL connection for the duration of the course.
Programme Duration
The programme is built in a way to be able to provide two different academic degrees:
1. MSc (full time) 1 year
2. MSc (part time) 2 years
3. Diploma (full time) 8 months
4. Diploma (part time) 16 months
Fees
Cost for different courses range
1. For Overseas students:
MSc full time: £17,500
MSc part time: for 1st year – £ 8,750; for 2nd year – £ subject to small increase
2. For EU students:
MSc full time: £7,750
MSc part time: for 1st year – £3,900;
for 2nd year – £ TBC
Term Dates
Course teaching starts 24 September 2012
How to Apply
Applications may be made online or download the Graduate office application form via the UCL website links:
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/admission/graduate-study/application-admission/
You will need to provide two references to send back with your completed application form. Applications should be returned directly to:
Course Administrator
MSc in Haemoglobinopathy
86-96 Chenies Mews
London WC1E 6HX
UK.
email: MSc_haemoglobinopathy@ucl.ac.uk
LAST DATE FOR APPLICATION
End of July 2012 (later applications will be accepted from if places are still available)
