The University of Strathclyde is a leading technological university and a ‘place of useful learning’. Health & Care Futures will utilise the University's position to make an effective and sustained contribution to the future of health and care in the UK and beyond.
Our aim is to use state-of-the-art innovation and expertise in the fields of medicines innovation, health technologies, data analytics and artificial intelligence, and the workforce and leadership.
Through this, we'll promote the delivery of new models of care focusing on prevention, and empowering individuals and populations to live as well as possible at home and in their communities.
Our vision
Our vision is to support the health and care sector to become fully integrated and data-driven. We'll focus on quality and safety, efficiency, and ensuring the workforce has the necessary skills to respond to the rapidly changing health and care environment.
Health & Care Futures will centre around three main areas:
- Future Medicines
- Future Technologies and Data-Driven Health & Care
- Future Organisation
Contact us
If you would like to hear more about Health & Care Futures or are interested in working with the University of Strathclyde in shaping and progressing this initiative, please email:
NHS discounts for postgraduate research
At Strathclyde, we offer a wide range of health and care related postgraduate research opportunities.
NHS staff members can receive a 25% fees discount for our PhD programmes in Psychology, Speech and Language Therapy and the programme in Public Health & Health Policy.
A 25% fees discount also applies for NHS staff in the Professional Doctorate in Humanities & Social Science (Advanced Practise).
In the health science area we offer NHS staff a 25% fees discount on PhD programmes in Pharmacy, Biomedical Sciences as well as a 25% fees discount on part-time PhD programmes in Mathematics, Statistics and in Computer & Information Sciences.
Postgraduate research coursesOur blogs
Our Health & Care Futures blogs cover a range of topics and draw on expertise from across the sector.
Read our Health & Care Futures blogsLatest News
Project aims to make antimicrobial production more cost-effective and sustainable
Aim is to develop a pharmacological compound to inhibit the activity of the protein IKK alpha.
System to detect soil nutrients for improved fertility
More than one in ten patients seen by new cancer diagnostic services have been referred for cancer treatment, helping to speed up treatment and improve outcomes.
Trial of Sleep Restriction Therapy for newly-diagnosed patients
Strathclyde-hosted centre has secured new annual funding of £2million from the Scottish Funding Council for at least the next 10 years
Professor Jon Clarke has been acknowledged for his work in the field of orthopaedics and his leading role in cutting edge research for improved patient care
Sanofi joins a consortium of eight Tier 1 partners within the global pharmaceutical industry