MSc Podiatry (Pre-Registration)

The MSc Podiatry Pre-Reg course offered at the University of Brighton is a highly intensive two-year course that allows students with a degree in an allied subject to convert to a career in podiatry. It arms students with the necessary tools and skills required for the diagnosis and management of foot and lower limb conditions.Course Content: The course content consists of a blend of lectures and practical workshops that allow a better understanding of the functioning of the human foot, as well as various diseases that afflict it. Students also receive practical training through clinical sessions. Additionally, the course involves regular interaction with patients to enable students to understand varying foot treatments and how they impact the overall wellbeing of a patient.Key Modules: While the course does not specifically state the key modules, it does cover a wide range of topics related to the human foot and lower limbs. These include studying the foot's anatomy, learning to diagnose foot and lower limb diseases, practical applications of podiatry, and understanding patient interaction.Accreditations: The course is accredited by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), which allows the graduating students to practice as a registered podiatrist in the UK.Future Careers: On successful completion of the course, students can comfortably slot into roles as podiatrists in both the private and public sectors. They can find employment in various settings including hospitals, clinics, their own private practices, or in research and academia.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.