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Sheffield Hallam University, MSc, Health and Social Care Leadership

Sheffield Hallam University
 United Kingdom

Entry requirements

Applicants will normally have: management responsibilities for people, resources, systems and/or areas of service development; plus a degree level qualification or the professional equivalent; or a postgraduate diploma in managing in health and social care; plus experience in managing people; 2-3 years of work experience; applicants will be interviewed by members of the course team.

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Sheffield is located in the centre of the UK in Yorkshire. It has excellent transport links to all major cities and airports - only two hours by train from London. Manchester is the nearest international airport.


One of the greenest cities in Europe, one third of the city lies within the beautiful countryside of the Peak District National Park.