Second class honours degree (or equivalent) Plus qualified professional status in medicine, nursing or other recognised healthcare profession Plus at least two years' professional experience in a health or social care setting, preferably in the field of diabetes. Because applications are treated on an individual basis, candidates with alternative qualifications and evidence of being able to study at a Masters degree level may be considered. You must be able to demonstrate relevant experience in diabetes, whether through a written personal statement, a formal interview and/or references. Accredited Prior Learning (APL) For the MSc or PGDip, you can transfer up to 60 credits of APL from the last three years (up to five years may be considered at the discretion of the programme team). For the PGCert you can transfer up to 30 credits of APL. Recognised credits must be at level 7, awarded by a UK university or NAAC-listed institution in a diabetes-related subject Any successful APL may reduce the number of modules you need to complete the course, reducing your total period of study and potentially leading to a reduction in your fee. All APL is at the discretion of the course director and will be considered at application stage. All certification should be submitted at this point. English Language Requirements IELTS 6.5 or equivalent. If your first language is not English, you may need to provide evidence of your English language ability. International Qualifications Find your country in this list on the university website to check equivalent qualifications, scholarships and additional requirements.