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Thinking of applying to one of our Postgraduate courses?
Would you like to understand more about the postgraduate application process? You are in the right place. After following our guidance and exploring our courses, if you need further support with your online application our admissions team are here to help you.
Take your career further with postgraduate study
Applications for our postgraduate courses starting in September are open now and courses opening in January 2025 will open 19 February. We offer a wide array of Pre-registration and Post-registration Masters programmes, PG certificates, and PG diplomas.
Take your career further with a postgraduate qualification from our small and specialist health sciences University College.
You can make your application by going to the course page you wish to apply to and clicking ‘Apply Now’.
How to apply
We give you an insight into a typical application journey for our Postgraduate courses.
You can apply for any of our postgraduate courses directly through Health Sciences University.
Our Prospectus
View our University prospectus by requesting a physical copy, or by viewing it online.
Join us for a Campus Tour or Open Day
Open days and virtual open days are the best way to find out more about the courses we offer and get a feel for what life is like at Health Sciences University. Find out more about our campus and facilities, talk to course leaders and chat with current students.
Advice
Funding postgraduate study
There’s no reason to let the cost of postgraduate study hold you back – discover your options for postgraduate funding with the Prospects guide to the loans, scholarships and bursaries that are available, and get advice on employer sponsorship and working while studying.
Eligibility and how to apply
If you’re starting a master’s course, you could be eligible for a loan up to £11,295. Find out if you’re eligible for the new postgraduate loan, and how to apply.
Advice from UCAS – External website
Your course may be eligible for an NHS Bursary
If your academic qualification prepares you for a healthcare profession within the NHS, you might qualify for additional financial support through NHS bursaries.
NHS Bursary Guide 2024 – Savethestudent.org
Advice for Mature Students
As a mature student you may be worried about how you will cope with the demands of academic work – particularly if you’ve been out of education for a few years. There’s lots of support available to help you make the most of your time at university and ensure you reach your full potential.
News
Discover and read all the latest news, press releases and happenings here at Health Sciences University.
Health Sciences University (HSU) is delighted to welcome Jacqui Rix to campus as she completes an extraordinary 630-mile fundraising walk along the Southwest Coast Path, as part of the ‘Rix Big Ramble 2’ in memory of her late husband, George Rix.
Inspired by personal experiences navigating healthcare after a family scoliosis diagnosis, Triniti chose to pursue chiropractic to help others access compassionate, life-changing care.
We caught up with Canadian student Madison Wolfe, who is studying in Year 1 of the MChiro Master of Chiropractic course, to learn more about his journey into chiropractic and what inspired him to pursue this career path.
Health Sciences University recently sent 19 AECC School of Chiropractic students to IMU University in Malaysia as part of a two-week international mobility programme.
Health Sciences University has announced the appointment of a new Head of School and confirmed a permanent Head of School, further strengthening its academic leadership as the University continues its growth and development.
HSU is delighted to announce the appointment of two new Visiting professors, Siobhan Harrington and Sarah Herbert. Both Siobhan and Sarah are senior leaders from University Hospitals Dorset (UHD)
