MSc Specialist Practice (Cancer)

Duration	1 Year
Level	Masters Program

MSc Specialist Practice (Cancer) course is a partnership between The University of Manchester and The Christie School of Oncology aimed at nurses and other health professionals who want to develop their professional skills and clinical practice within oncology
Students will develop an expert knowledge base, higher decision-making skills, and professional competencies to deliver care within the integrated multi-professional clinical teams that will form the basis of future healthcare delivery
The course consists of a wide range of taught generic professional skills and advanced clinical practice units that can be undertaken individually as CPD or as part of a postgraduate qualification

Class 12th	No specific cutoff mentioned
Bachelors	50.0% Applicants must hold relevant honors first degree (Lower Second or above or equivalent) from an approved higher education institution or evidence of the previous study, research or professional experience that the University accepts as qualifying for entry
Exams	IELTS: 6.5 with no less than 6.0 on any one component or equivalent PTE: 59
Additional info	One academic reference on letter headed paper or sent from work emails Professional references can be provided in instances where the applicant has been out of the university for more than 3 years Official degree certificates (with translations if not in English) if the applicant has already graduated Official University transcripts (with translations if not in English) A personal statement. This should be no longer than a page in length and include 'why you want to undertake this course, any relevant past experience and what you can bring to the course, how this course fits into your future career plans, and any other relevant information' Full CV including voluntary experience A scanned copy of passport International applicants should usually have current clinical practice at the point of application and up to the commencement of the course.

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