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Oxford offers multiple sources of support for pastoral care (and sometimes additional hardship funds). These can be accessed through different places, such as your college and department. Colleges offer academic advisors as well as support regarding living in Oxford. Colleges are a good place to look for additional hardship funds if needed.

You will also be supported by your peers and the course staff. Academically, you will have a supervisor for support with your dissertation. For the team project, a project tutor is assigned to each team to provide support for the project work and for individual students to work constructively within their team.   

MSc HSIE overview

The MSc HSIE develops students’ knowledge, skills, and practical experience in diagnosing health service challenges, designing interventions, and evaluating complex systems. Prof. Mike English discusses some of the thinking behind the MSc HSIE in this video.

The new MSc HSIE explained

The MSc in HSIE develops students’ knowledge, skills, and practical experience in diagnosing health service challenges, designing interventions, and evaluating complex systems. Course Director Sebastian Fuller and Deputy Director Claire Keene explain the MSc HSIE