Master in Msc Advanced Practice In Non Surgical Oncology

Tuition is Home: £10,940 for the course / International/EU: £11,150 for the course.

Graduates of this programme typically advance into senior clinical roles, taking on responsibilities as autonomous practitioners, consultant radiographers, or advanced nurse practitioners within oncology services. By bridging the gap between theory and clinical reality, the course empowers professionals to lead service innovation, influence national policy, and drive quality improvements in complex cancer care environments.

Designed for registered healthcare professionals, this programme provides a flexible, work-based pathway to master the four pillars of advanced practice: clinical, leadership, education, and research. Whether you are working in radiotherapy, systemic anti-cancer therapy (SACT), or acute oncology, you will refine your clinical reasoning and decision-making capabilities to provide safer, more effective patient-centred care.

Practice-Integrated Mastery

The curriculum is uniquely structured around your professional environment, meaning your workplace serves as the primary site of learning. You will benefit from:

• Personalised, work-based learning that integrates directly into your daily clinical responsibilities.
• A collaborative online community that connects you with interprofessional peers and expert practitioners.
• Alignment with the NHSE Multi-professional Advanced Practice Framework and the ACCEND principles.
• Support from research-active academics who guide you in undertaking service evaluations or evidence-informed innovations.

Sheffield Hallam University, established in 1843 and based in Sheffield, is a large modern university serving around 31,000 students, including approximately 3,100 international learners. The university is known for applied teaching, industry-aligned courses and strong professional links across disciplines from business and health to engineering and the creative industries. Students benefit from modern facilities, well-equipped labs and specialist studios tailored to career-focused learning.

The campus ethos emphasizes employability: placements, work-based projects and employer partnerships are embedded across many programs, helping students gain practical experience and build professional networks. Academic staff work closely with industry and regional employers on applied research and innovation, creating pathways into internships and graduate roles. Dedicated student support services assist with academic skills, careers advice and wellbeing.

Sheffield itself is a friendly, affordable student city with good transport links to the north of England and easy access to green spaces and cultural venues. International students often highlight the city’s welcoming community, active student societies and opportunities to balance study with outdoor activities. For those seeking a practical, career-oriented university experience in the UK, Sheffield Hallam offers strong employer engagement, supportive services and an accessible urban lifestyle.