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hi, im completing my BDS course. my internship is going on. can i do Msc in sports medicine after BDS ?

yes,
I think you can go for MSc in sports medicine.
As you have don graduation in life science you can go for it. but there are few colleges which will provide this degree.

my dear friend,
yes you can do the spots msc,but you will do it only after the course bds will be completed,
as this course is newly born in India so there is no any too much scope and not there are too much students interested in int.

hii friend yeah sure you can do .... try for good collegs which offfering and ask for the teaching is good or not and then get into the college.........

regards
azhar

Hello,

Yes, you can do MSc in sports medicine.
It is an untapped career opportunity, and im sure you will do well.

Here are a few Australian universities offering the same:
Arizona State University
Ohio State University-Main Campus
University of Florida
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
The University of Texas at Austin
Texas A & M University
Michigan State University
Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
University of Wisconsin-Madison
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
Indiana University-Bloomington
Florida International University
Florida State University
University of Maryland-College Park
University of Houston
Rutgers University-New Brunswick
Temple University
San Diego State University
Brigham Young University


Good Luck!

Duration of Programme: 12 months full-time, two years part-time.


Programme aims: The programme is designed to give a broad understanding of sports medicine, sports injuries and exercise prescription in healthy and disease states. It will introduce the key areas relating to sports and exercise medicine, namely; musculoskeletal and sports injury, exercise physiology, psychology, working with sporting teams and the promotion of physical activity to prevent and treat disease. Students will gain a thorough grounding in the management of injury and exercise prescription. This will prepare you for potential work in many areas from elite sport to NHS musculoskeletal clinics and community exercise services.

Teaching will take place through a combination of formal lectures, practical sessions, clinics and field trips, and will be delivered by lecturers who are highly experienced in their field. Up to date, evidence based practice will be emphasised throughout and students' contribution through discussion is considered key.

To attain the MSc, a research project must be completed, otherwise a Diploma will be awarded on satisfactory completion of the course and examinations.

This course is open to both medical and non medical graduates with an appropriate background. Bursaries and linked resident medical officer posts may also be available.

Curriculum - click here for detailed information about the modules

First Term

· Module 1: Sports Injuries – Lower limb

· Module 2: Research methods and project initiation

· Module 3: Disability, head, neck and spinal injuries in sport

· Module 4: Health and Sport

Second Term

· Module 5: Sports Injuries – Upper limb, dentistry and ophthalmology

· Module 6: Sports specific injury and prevention

· Module 7: Physiology and Psychology in sport and exercise

(Select one of)

· Module 8: Drugs, Ethics, Governance and the Law in Sport

· Module 9: Rehabilitation of sports injuries

Third Term

· Research project, write up and dissertation.

Click here for examples of current MSc projects.

Assessment
· Modules will be assessed by written examination, coursework or Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE). The research project will be assessed, in addition, by viva voce examination.

· Candidates are examined in the year they complete the course.

Entry Requirements: Primary medical or allied health sciences degree eg medicine, physiotherapy, osteopathy, chiropractic, nursing, sports science. Other sports science related degress considered on merit.


Course fees (full-time): Home/EU £5,705, overseas £17,545

Number of students admitted: Maximum 25

Closing date for applications: 31 July 2010

hello friend..
if you are applying under sports category should submit the applications with necessary documents in person at the office of the selection committee, Chennai. Without the required documents, their claim will not be considered under any circumstances

Yes you can do M.Sc in Sports medicine

Now Admissions are going on at TNPESU for M.Sc sports bio-mechanics and kinesiology in July.

Also, BDS is eligible for doing M.Sc in the following stream:-
Anatomy & Physiology
Medical Biochemistry and medical microbiology
Medical pharmacology
Oral biology
Bio-materials

All the Best

options available other than Msc in sports medicine
go 4 these options ::

1.. MDS
2.. CLINICAL PRACTICE ,
3.. MBA
4.. HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT
5.. ABROAD OPTIONS
a) usa .
mph, national boards, than dds
b)uk.
national boards
c) australia.
mph , adc , theory and practicals
d) write
adc from india in delhi,

E) EASTERN COUNTRIES LIKE dubai. saudi etc
6.. clinical research ,
7.. clinical trials
it is again msc or diploma
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still ur facing problem mail me i can really help u in this to figure out ur future do not waste time.

hello friend,
yes of course you can do M.Sc in sports medicine after doing BDS.
In india,there are good future in sports medicine field.
Afterwards,you also can do some management courses on the same topic.
As you have done BDS,you can also set up your own established clinic and research institute.

All the best!..bye...

hi friedn you can do it ..fif you have interest you can sure do it....you need to get good colleges admission.................

regards
azhar

dear friend,
I think you can go for MSc in sports medicine.
As you have don graduation in life science you can go for it. but there are few colleges which will provide this degree.

which are the colleges in india providing Msc in sports medicine ?

1)sir m BDS and some one told that option of biomedical will be gud as it can take us to professor level in colleges with good salary .. how much that is true?? i have searched alot on net but cant figure out proper details
2)how to write for medical and dental journels..do we need to do medical journalism???
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