The MSc Health Research Methods at the University of Exeter is designed for aspiring health researchers, clinicians, and public health professionals seeking to develop advanced skills in designing and conducting impactful health research. You will explore critical areas such as research design, systematic reviews, and applied health statistics, gaining a robust understanding of methodologies vital for evidence-based practice and policy development. This postgraduate programme is ideal if you aim to contribute meaningfully to improving health outcomes and advancing healthcare systems through rigorous research.
This full-time, one-year on-campus Master's degree immerses you in a dynamic learning environment. You will engage with core modules like Fundamentals of Research Design and Systematic Reviews for Policy and Practice, alongside a substantial independent research project where you will apply your acquired knowledge. Optional modules allow you to tailor your studies in areas such as qualitative methods, health economics, or clinical trials. You will graduate with the expertise and confidence to pursue careers in academic research, healthcare organisations, and policy-making bodies.