Rehabilitation MSc/PgDip/PgCert

Course facts

Qualification: Rehabilitation MSc/PgDip/PgCert
Duration: Full time one year, part time two years
Location: St George’s, University of London
Attendance: Full time: two days a week. Part time: one day a week
Assessment: Essays, case studies, portfolios and oral presentations, posters, research project (MSc only)
Pathways available: No
Standalone modules available: Yes, please refer to the Rehabilitation MSc Module Guide (PDF)

Applicants from outside the UK are welcome. Please see the entry requirements.

This programme is awarded by the Faculty of Health and Social Care Sciences at the School of Rehabilitation Sciences. The joint Faculty is a unique partnership between Kingston University and St George's, University of London. Read more about the joint Faculty of Health and Social Care Science and who teaches this course.

Course overview

This specialised interdisciplinary Master’s programme is an exciting, innovative and forward thinking course which will help you challenge your current working practice in rehabilitation.

Our successful programme offers participants the opportunity to enhance the skills of critical enquiry and gain an appreciation of the underlying theory, research and policy guiding current rehabilitation practice. We welcome UK, EU and international applicants.

The MSc in Rehabilitation is suitable for all practitioners working in health and social care including nurses, doctors, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, social workers and speech and language therapists. Previous cohorts have included an interdisciplinary mix of practitioners working in both general and specialist areas of rehabilitation for providers such as community, intermediate care, acute, independent sector and local authorities, both in the UK and overseas.

The programme comprises a number of modules which can be focused directly to meet the needs of your own work context. The MSc in Rehabilitation is led by a team of senior academics and advanced practitioners in rehabilitation.

Watch an interview with Dr Fiona Jones, to learn more about the course.

Successful applicants will be invited for an interview (or a Skype interview for international students) prior to beginning the MSc in Rehabilitation to enable a discussion regarding the area of research for their thesis.

A number of open evenings will be held during the year to provide information about the course and those interested are welcome to attend. Come along to one of our Postgraduate open evenings to find the course that's right for you.