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The world’s population is ageing, and healthcare systems need leaders who can manage this shift.
Join our live online information webinar introducing King’s College London’s new, part-time, online Health and Care Strategies for Ageing Populations MSc. This session will feature Professor Matthew Maddocks and Professor Catherine Evans, the programme’s Co-Directors. They’ll provide an overview of the MSc and answer your questions live.
From global health strategy to end-of-life care, this MSc is designed for professionals who want to shape dignified, person-centred systems for older adults. You’ll learn how to plan, lead, and deliver improvements across healthcare services by drawing on cutting-edge research and real-world insights.
Whether you work in health, care, policy or research, you’ll leave the session with a clear sense of how the programme fits your goals.
- Learn how the programme addresses global ageing challenges
- See how it supports flexible, part-time learning alongside work
- Ask your own questions about the content, structure, and outcomes
Why study Health and Care Strategies for Ageing Populations at King’s?
- We’re ranked #1 worldwide for Nursing (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2025).
- 95% of our research was ranked as 'world-leading' or 'internationally excellent' in the 2021 Research Excellence Framework (REF).
- We rank 12th worldwide for Medical and Health subjects (Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject 2025).
👉 Reserve your spot today
Spaces are limited, and you won’t want to miss out. Secure your place now and take the first step toward transforming your future with King's College London.
Professor Matthew Maddocks
Co-Programme Director
Health and Care Strategies for Ageing Populations MSc (Online)
Matthew is an academic physiotherapist specialising in rehabilitation and palliative care. He leads research advancing symptom management and rehabilitation for serious illnesses, focusing on issues like breathlessness, fatigue, cachexia, sarcopenia, and frailty.
His extensive publications cover numerous topics, including COVID-19 symptom management, end-of-life care preferences, and innovative interventions in palliative care. He serves as joint deputy director for the NIHR Applied Research Collaborative for South London, where he is co-lead for the Palliative & End of Life Care theme.
Professor Catherine Evans
Co-Programme Director
Health and Care Strategies for Ageing Populations MSc (Online)