Ma medical ethics and law in Keele university

Advances in biomedical technology, changing moral attitudes, and developments in law, combine to generate difficult ethical, legal, policy challenges for those involved in the delivery of healthcare. This programme provides an opportunity to gain a deeper and more systematic understanding of these issues and to explore the moral problems faced by healthcare professionals and those involve in healthcare management and policy. It also aims to provide a foundation for pursuing further study at doctoral level for those interested in doing so.

A first or second class honours degree in a relevant subject such as medicine, nursing, law, philosophy or medical sciences IELTS score of 6.5

Doctors, Nurses, Health care managers, Intercalating medical students, Radiographers, Chaplains, Charity and Voluntary workers, Social workers, Hospice directors, Researchers, and Health care educators.

15th Jan