University College Cork

Overview

The Clinical Measurement Physiology programme at University College Cork (UCC) is structured to equip students with the essential skills to become proficient Clinical Measurement Physiologists across various diagnostic sectors. The curriculum emphasizes neonatal physiology and includes practical placement experiences to enhance learning.

What you'll study

Core learning areas

• Clinical Measurement Instrumentation
• Core Placement Skills for Clinical Physiologists
• Biological Systems for Clinical Physiologists (discipline pathways)

Discipline pathways

• Cardiology
• Respiratory Function
• Neurology
• Gastrointestinal science (as included in the programme pathway structure)

Neonatal physiology

• In-depth study focusing on physiological measurement considerations specific to neonatal populations.

Placement and professional practice

• Supervised clinical placement components designed to foster safe practice, patient-centred care, and effective professional communication.

Curriculum details

For the latest information on module offerings, credit allocation, and assessment methods, please refer to the official UCC programme page.

Entry requirements

Applicants are typically expected to have a Lower Second Class GPA or its equivalent, ensuring a solid academic foundation for the rigors of the programme.

Career prospects

Graduates of this programme are well-prepared to pursue career opportunities in clinical measurement services across Ireland, including positions within the Health Service Executive (HSE) and private healthcare facilities.