The Cardiovascular Health and Rehabilitation MSc at the University of Chester is designed for health professionals and graduates seeking to advance their expertise in this critical and high-profile area of healthcare. You will explore cardiovascular anatomy and physiology, applying this knowledge to exercise and the practicalities of patient care. The course delves into the complexities of exercise prescription, the vital role of nutrition in managing cardiovascular disease (CVD), and the psychological influences that drive behaviour change, preparing you for evidence-based practice in cardiovascular rehabilitation and prevention.
This postgraduate Masters degree is studied full-time on campus over one year, featuring a multidisciplinary approach delivered by leading academics and specialists. You will engage with compulsory modules including Clinical Exercise Testing & Prescription and Nutrition and Cardiovascular Health, alongside an independent study in Cardiovascular Rehabilitation. The programme offers opportunities for practical application and research, culminating in a research project. You will graduate with advanced knowledge and skills, aligning with BACPR standards, ready for careers in cardiac rehabilitation units, public health, and related healthcare sectors.