Health Sciences University Campuses

The Birmingham Satellite Campus targets the Midlands' industrial health legacy and diverse urban needs, offering focused programs in occupational and community health sciences. It serves as a key extension for accessible education in the region.

• Occupational Health and Safety: Courses on workplace wellness, ergonomics, and risk assessment for industries like manufacturing and construction.
• Community Nursing: Training in district nursing, health visiting, and family health in multicultural urban settings.
• Cardiovascular and Respiratory Medicine: Specialized studies in heart disease, asthma management, and pulmonary rehabilitation.
• Nutrition and Dietetics: Programs addressing obesity, diabetes, and public nutrition policies in deprived areas.
• Emergency Medicine and Paramedicine: Hands-on training in trauma care, ambulance services, and disaster response.
• Podiatry and Foot Health: Focus on diabetic foot care, sports podiatry, and lower limb biomechanics.
• Health Promotion and Education: Developing campaigns for smoking cessation, vaccination drives, and lifestyle interventions.
• Clinical Biochemistry: Laboratory-based learning in diagnostics, toxicology, and metabolic disorders.
• Women's and Children's Health: Pediatric nursing, gynecology, and neonatal care with family-centered approaches.
• Infection Control and Microbiology: Courses on hospital hygiene, antimicrobial resistance, and outbreak management.

With capacity for 800 students, this smaller campus includes a community health clinic, biomechanics lab, and partnerships with local trusts like Heartlands Hospital. The curriculum reflects Birmingham's demographic diversity, emphasizing health equity and social determinants. Students gain experience through placements in urban health centers and industrial sites. Interdisciplinary modules promote collaboration with engineering for health tech. The campus hosts workshops on cultural sensitivity and inclusive care. Graduates contribute to regional health improvements, with strong links to employment in the West Midlands NHS. Continuing education in workplace health consulting and community outreach programs supports ongoing professional development, ensuring the campus remains a vital part of the university's network in addressing localized health challenges.

The Edinburgh Regional Campus focuses on Scottish healthcare needs and integrative health sciences, situated near historic medical sites to blend tradition with modern education. It caters to students interested in regional and rural health delivery.

• Scottish Nursing and Healthcare: Tailored programs addressing devolved health policies, rural nursing, and palliative care in the Highlands.
• General Practice Medicine: Emphasis on community-based medicine, GP training, and chronic illness management in primary care settings.
• Pharmaceutical Sciences: Courses in clinical pharmacy, herbal medicine integration, and drug regulation within the UK framework.
• Rehabilitation Sciences: Physiotherapy and occupational therapy with focus on aging populations and disability support in Scotland.
• Environmental Health: Studying climate impacts on health, occupational health, and sustainable practices in public health.
• Dental Public Health: Community dentistry, preventive oral care, and health promotion in schools and remote areas.
• Mental Health and Wellbeing: Programs in counseling, addiction recovery, and child mental health, aligned with Scottish wellbeing initiatives.
• Health Research Methods: Training in clinical trials, qualitative research, and evidence synthesis for health professionals.
• Allied Health Professions: Paramedicine, dietetics, and speech therapy with practical training in emergency and community services.
• Gerontology and Aging: Specialized studies in elderly care, dementia research, and long-term care strategies.

Hosting approximately 1,200 students, the campus features a dedicated rural health simulation village, research labs for environmental studies, and ties to the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. The curriculum incorporates Scottish Government health priorities, such as mental health reform and rural access. Students participate in outreach programs in the Scottish islands and Borders region. Faculty expertise in integrative medicine and public health policy enriches learning. The campus supports interprofessional education, fostering teamwork among health disciplines. Graduates are well-equipped for roles in the Scottish NHS, with high success in postgraduate residencies. Short-term courses in telemedicine for remote areas and cultural competency in diverse populations are also offered, enhancing the university's commitment to comprehensive health education across the UK.

The London Campus specializes in urban health challenges and advanced clinical training, located in the heart of the capital to leverage proximity to major hospitals and research institutions. It offers specialized programs tailored to the diverse population of London.

• Advanced Nursing Practice: Postgraduate courses in nurse prescribing, leadership, and specialist roles like emergency care and oncology nursing.
• Medical Imaging and Radiotherapy: In-depth study of MRI, CT scans, and cancer treatment planning, with clinical rotations in London teaching hospitals.
• Global Health and Epidemiology: Focus on infectious diseases, migration health, and urban epidemiology, drawing from London's multicultural environment.
• Physician Associate Studies: Training to support doctors in diagnosis and treatment, emphasizing primary care and chronic disease management.
• Health Psychology: Exploring behavioral aspects of health, mental health promotion, and psychological interventions in clinical settings.
• Oral Health Sciences: Programs in dental hygiene, public oral health, and cosmetic dentistry, with community outreach in underserved areas.
• Sports and Exercise Medicine: Courses for physiotherapists and doctors on injury prevention, rehabilitation, and performance enhancement for athletes.
• Healthcare Management: MBA-style programs in health administration, policy, and leadership for future NHS managers and executives.
• Biotechnology and Health Sciences: Research-oriented degrees in genomics, bioinformatics, and regenerative medicine, partnering with biotech firms in London.
• Midwifery and Women's Health: Advanced training in maternal care, reproductive health, and family planning services.

This campus accommodates around 2,500 students and boasts facilities such as a virtual reality simulation suite, epidemiology research center, and collaborations with institutions like King's College Hospital. The curriculum integrates London's unique health landscape, including responses to pandemics and health inequalities. Students benefit from guest lectures by policymakers and international health experts. Emphasis is placed on evidence-based practice and innovation, with opportunities for placements in global health NGOs. The campus promotes inclusivity and equity in healthcare education, preparing graduates to lead in a dynamic, fast-paced environment. Additional short courses in digital health and AI applications in medicine are available for professionals seeking upskilling.

The Main Campus of Health Sciences University in Manchester is renowned for its comprehensive programs in health-related disciplines, emphasizing practical training and research excellence. This campus serves as the primary hub for undergraduate and postgraduate studies in various medical and scientific fields.

• Nursing and Midwifery: Students engage in hands-on clinical placements and theoretical coursework covering patient care, obstetrics, and community health, preparing them for roles in hospitals and clinics across the UK.
• Medicine: The MBBS program integrates anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and clinical skills, with access to state-of-the-art simulation labs for surgical training and diagnostics.
• Pharmacy: Courses focus on pharmacotherapy, drug development, and patient counseling, including internships at local pharmacies and research in novel drug delivery systems.
• Biomedical Sciences: This program delves into molecular biology, genetics, and immunology, offering pathways to research careers or further study in specialized areas like cancer biology.
• Public Health: Emphasizing epidemiology, health policy, and global health challenges, students learn to address population health issues through data analysis and community interventions.
• Dentistry: Training includes restorative dentistry, orthodontics, and oral surgery, with clinical practice in university-affiliated dental clinics.
• Physiotherapy: Programs cover musculoskeletal, neurological, and cardiovascular rehabilitation, with practical sessions in sports therapy and elderly care.
• Radiography: Diagnostic and therapeutic radiography courses teach imaging techniques, radiation safety, and patient management in medical imaging departments.
• Mental Health Nursing: Specialized training in psychiatric care, crisis intervention, and therapeutic communication for mental health settings.
• Health Informatics: Exploring digital health technologies, data analytics, and electronic health records to improve healthcare delivery.

With over 5,000 students, the campus features advanced facilities like a clinical skills center, research labs, and partnerships with NHS trusts for real-world experience. Faculty include leading experts in health innovation, ensuring curricula align with current industry needs. Graduates achieve high employability rates, contributing to the UK's healthcare workforce. The diverse student body fosters a global perspective on health sciences, supported by interdisciplinary electives and research opportunities in areas like telemedicine and personalized medicine. This campus also hosts continuing professional development courses for healthcare practitioners, enhancing lifelong learning in the field.