An M.Sc. in Allied Health Sciences is a postgraduate degree for graduates in an allied health or life-science discipline who want advanced specialist, teaching or research roles. Programmes specialise in one field, such as medical laboratory technology, medical imaging and radiology technology, anaesthesia and operation theatre technology, dialysis, clinical research or pharmacovigilance. They combine advanced theory, hospital or laboratory practice and a research dissertation, and normally last two years, although shorter postgraduate diplomas also exist. Recognition for professional practice differs by country. Explore where this route is available, which countries students usually compare, and the next pages worth opening when you want a clearer path.
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