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    Clinical Management of Pain MSc

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    Edinburgh, GBMScOnline3 years
    £17,100.00
    Tuition
    over 36mo
    90%
    Acceptance
    of applicants
    180
    Credits

    Clinical Management of Pain MSc at University of Edinburgh is a 180-credit, 3-year, online MSc program based in Edinburgh, GB. Tuition is £17,100.

    About the program

    Multidisciplinary programme developing skills, knowledge and confidence for clinicians managing patients with pain using evidence-based approaches. Covers pain mechanisms, assessment, pharmacological and non-pharmacological management, and specialist topics like neuropathic pain and cancer pain.

    Focus: coursework
    22nd for Medicine (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026), 20th for medical and health subjects (Times Higher Education World Rankings by Subject 2026) | 10th for medicine in the UK (Complete University Guide Subject League Table 2026)
    Part-time option

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    2 years Graduate Route (UK)

    $18,000.00
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    Frequently asked questions

    How much does Clinical Management of Pain MSc at University of Edinburgh cost?
    The total estimated tuition for Clinical Management of Pain MSc at University of Edinburgh is £17,100 across 180 required credits.
    Is Clinical Management of Pain MSc at University of Edinburgh online or in-person?
    Clinical Management of Pain MSc at University of Edinburgh is offered online, so students can complete coursework remotely.
    How long does Clinical Management of Pain MSc at University of Edinburgh take to complete?
    Clinical Management of Pain MSc at University of Edinburgh is structured around 3 years and 180 credits.
    What GPA is required for Clinical Management of Pain MSc at University of Edinburgh?
    Per the program's published guidance: A UK 2:1 honours degree, or its international equivalent
    How competitive is Clinical Management of Pain MSc at University of Edinburgh?
    Clinical Management of Pain MSc at University of Edinburgh reports an acceptance rate of approximately 90%.