MSc Women's Health

The MSc in Women's Health at University College London is a programme that provides advanced study options in the health of women and girls. The course draws from a wide variety of disciplines, offering a flexible and interdisciplinary approach, blending teaching and research to explore various women's health issues from a multi-disciplinary, patient-centred perspective.Course Content: This platform offers dynamic learning, including real clinical cases, interactive lectures, e-learning, tutorial groups, self-directed learning and lab/group work. Main themes include reproductive health, global women's health, mental health, aging, preventive personalised medicine and health, and diseases specific to women.Key Modules: The programme is divided into three mandatory modules: Foundations of Women's Health, Research Methods and Statistic, and Principles and Practice of Women’s Health. Optional modules include Women’s Mental Health, Sexual Health, Reproductive Health, Cancer: Causes, Mechanisms, Prevention, Treatment, Ageing and Women's Health, and Diseases Specific to Women: Diagnosis and Treatment.Accreditations: This course is accredited by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG). Future Careers: Graduates of this programme are prepared for clinical specialty training, academic career pathways, pharmaceutical industry careers, non-governmental organisations, or consultancy roles. Other career pathways graduates can explore include becoming healthcare providers, commissioning roles, and policy and strategic development roles at national and international level.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.