The Medical Education MPhil at the University of Worcester is designed for aspiring researchers and educators seeking to deepen their understanding and practice within this critical field. You will engage with the complexities of medical pedagogy, exploring evidence-based approaches to teaching, learning, and assessment in healthcare settings. This postgraduate degree is ideal for individuals aiming to contribute to the advancement of medical education through rigorous research, equipping you with the advanced analytical and critical thinking skills necessary to address contemporary challenges in healthcare training and professional development.
This full-time, on-campus MPhil is studied over two years, with the option to extend to four. Your journey will involve developing a comprehensive research proposal in your first year, supported by a supervisory team and engaging with core modules such as 'Developing as a Researcher' and 'Approaches to Research'. In your second year, you will actively collect data and work on your research project, with opportunities to present findings at conferences. You will graduate with a robust research skillset, prepared for academic roles, further doctoral study, or leadership positions in medical education institutions.