MSc Dementia Care

Our program has been designed to cater to a range of professionals with relevant experience and interest in working with people living with dementia. It has been designed to meet the needs of health and social care professionals and also professionals who are working for charities, voluntary organizations, and social enterprises.

It aims to develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence of all its participants to lead, plan and deliver person-focussed care to people living with dementia, particularly in relation to their changing care priorities as dementia advances.

Bringing together students with a wide range of personal and professional experiences enriches learning and insights from real-world practice and provides a deeper understanding of professional and organizational issues.

Normally, you are expected to hold an Ordinary bachelor's degree in a relevant subject.

Applications are welcomed from graduates from all relevant disciplines with experience and/or an interest in older people and their health and social care provision.

Applicants who have completed the UWS Graduate Certificate in Working with Older People will also be considered on an individual basis.

Students who have already gained credit at Level 11 may transfer this in certain circumstances; this will be considered on an individual basis.

Applicants may be considered through assessment of prior learning and prior experiential learning, again, on an individual basis.

20 hours per week.