33 Short courses offered by the university

This Diagnosis, Classification and Prevention of Diabetes module at the University of Salford aims to enable you to develop competencies in a person-centred approach to the diagnosis of diabetes.

This Perinatal Mental Health (Maternal, Infant and Family) course at the University of Salford aims to develop knowledge and skills in relation to perinatal mental health (PIMH) problems, offering appropriate care and support for pregnant women, mothers, infants and their families.

In this 21st Century Global Public Health Challenges course at the University of Salford you will develop a comprehensive understanding of a range of contemporary global public health issues.

In this Evidence-Based Public Health course at the University of Salford you will explore health: its social context, key determinants and inequalities.

This Management of Gastrointestinal Disorders programme at the University of Salford will enable you to critically review and apply the relevant concepts, knowledge, understanding and skills necessary to professionally care for a patient with gastrointestinal disease.

This Perinatal Mental Health (Maternal, Infant and Family) course at the University of Salford aims to develop knowledge and skills in relation to perinatal mental health (PIMH) problems, offering appropriate care and support for pregnant women, mothers, infants and their families.

Develop a rigorous approach to the process of research in health and social care with this Research Methods Applied to Public Health course at the University of Salford.

This End of Life Care course at the University of Salford has a specific focus on the specialty of end-of-life care and will help you to develop a systematic, critical understanding of the philosophical and organisational development of Palliative and End of Life Care (EoLC).

Learn how to critically apply theory and practice in the management and care of patients in tissue viability with this Wound Care Management (Level 6) course at the University of Salford.

Learn how to develop a methodologically sound research proposal addressing ethical issues with this Preparing for Research in Health module at the University of Salford.

Upon successful completion of this Non-Medical Prescribing module at the University of Salford, you will be able to add an annotation to your professional registration as an independent prescriber.

This The 'Me' in Leadership for Health Care Practice module at the University of Salford is ideal if you want to better understand yourself as a leader and improve your personal leadership knowledge, skills and qualities.

This Leading People Through Effective Interaction module at the University of Salford is aimed at qualified health and social care professionals interested in improving their leadership skills.

This Diabetes Complications and Care in Marginalised Groups module at the University of Salford aims to create an awareness of the serious consequences of short and long term complications of diabetes.

This Management of Inflammatory Bowel Disease Disorders programme at the University of Salford will enable you to critically review and apply the relevant concepts, knowledge, understanding and skills necessary to professionally care for a patient with inflammatory bowel disease.

This Management of Liver Disorders programme a the University of Salford will enable you to critically review and apply the relevant concepts, knowledge, understanding and skills necessary to professionally care for a patient with liver disease.

On this Leading Change for Patient and Service Improvement module at the University of Salford, you will learn how to inspire and create an environment for people to make change.

Develop specialist knowledge, skills and expertise to meet the needs of neonates who require intensive or emergency care with this Maternal Critical Care course at the University of Salford.

This Evidence-Based Practice for Patient Care module at the University of Salford will develop your skills and knowledge so that you are able to understand and apply evidence to your practice for the benefit of patient care. 

This Multicultural and International Health Care module at the University of Salford is suitable for a wide range of health care professionals looking to develop their understanding of international health care systems.