UK MS and ME and Masters

MASTER IN DERMATOLOGY IN THE UK

 

The program is designed to prepare students for their professional careers as health care professionals and trains them for working with people with skin conditions. The study pattern also involves inter-professional working opportunities for the study and understanding from the core of dermatology practice

 

The UK universities offer a range of specialist elements that include key areas of dermatology like management of skin lesions, skin cancers & chronic skin conditions for clinicians to acquire knowledge and skills related to common dermatological conditions

 

In the Universities in the UK, students get to explore new theories and research required for the practice of dermatology. With the intense study program and knowledge gain, students can become better specialists to treat those suffering from skin related problems

 

Upon completion of the program, the graduate can work and earn a good salary in a specialized practice. The program can be an important factor to build your career as a clinical academic, consultant dermatologist, cosmetic dermatologist, and also as a private practitioner. Generally, graduates having a master’s degree in dermatology go into practicing as a dermatologist, others may enhance their skills and work in research and also in private business in departments of medical devices, drug treatments & therapies

 

The average salary for a Dermatologist can range between EUR 155000 to EUR 310000 per year. This analysis is based on the highest-paid city like London. Salaries in other cities like Dagenham, Southall, Hounslow, etc can vary between EUR 200000 to EUR 250000 or less for fresh candidates 

 

The basic job description of a dermatologist is to diagnose and treat people having skin diseases, to examine the skin and nature of the disease, taking blood samples and other lab procedures, and studying specimens and identifying the disease-causing organisms. Some companies in the UK for Dermatologists are Croydon Health Services, South Tees Hospitals, University Hospital (South Hampton), Torbay and South Devon, and Worcestershire Acute Hospitals, etc. 

 

Some of the top Universities offering Masters in Dermatology in the UK 

 

- University of South Wales (MSc in Dermatology in Clinical Practice, PG Diploma Dermatology in Clinical Practice)

 

- Cardiff University (MSc in Clinical Dermatology, MSc in Practical Dermatology, PG Diploma in Practical Dermatology)

 

 - King’s College London, University of London (MSc in Clinical Dermatology)

 

- University of Hertfordshire ( MSc in Clinical Dermatology)

 

- University of Manchester (MRes in Experimental Medicine – Dermatology)

 

- Bangor University ( MSc/PGDip/PGCert in Dementia Studies)

 

- London School of Planning and Management ( Diploma in Clinical Aesthetic Injectable Therapies) 

 

- St. John’s Institute of Dermatology (MSc in Clinical Dermatology)

 

- University of Reading (MSc/PGDip in Physician Associate)

 

- Queen Mary University of London (PGDip in Clinical Dermatology) 

 

General entry requirements for admission

 

- The basic requirement for post-graduation in Dermatology is a degree in a healthcare discipline or equivalent along with professional qualification

 

- A bachelor degree in a relevant subject or course with 55 to 65% or more

 

- English language test scores of IELTS/PTE. If the applicant has gained around 70% in English in their 7th std then she/he can be waived from the language requirement

 

- Personal statement stating details/reasons for choosing the study program, expectations and goals regarding the study program, personal strengths, professional experience, and research interests

 

- Professional references of within 6 months with details of the duration of employment and position 

 

- Copies of your academic transcripts that show your subject studied and marks with English translation if not in English

 

- Resume or CV 

 

- Application fee varies with universities in the UK

 

 Tuition fees 

 

- The tuition costs for Masters in Dermatology in Universities in the UK can range between EUR 25000 to EUR 38000 for international students depending on the university you choose. However, the tuition cost for in-state/domestic students is less compared to international students 

 

- Students may have to pay a deposit of around EUR 2000 (international students) and EUR 500 (within the UK)

 

- The living expenses are on the higher side as compared to other European countries but some areas can be cheaper for international students. An average living cost of around EUR 1200 per month can be considered in addition to the tuition fees

 

- Other costs like accommodation cost, food, books, hostel, travel, clothing, tv/entertainment costs can add up depending on the individual standard of living and location of stay

 

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