The Masters of Science in Implementation Science is a full-time, one year course consisting of 12 modules and a research dissertation. The course aims to equip students with the research and practical skills necessary to design, implement and evaluate policies, programmes and /or interventions that result in sustained improvement in health and social care services. The course

This PhD level course provides a broad introduction to the development of implementation science and the research conducted in this field. The aim is to increase students' understanding of the challenges of implemenation in healthcare and convey in-depth knowledge about theories, models and frameworks that are of practical use in the participants' own implementation studies.

The Society for Implementation Research Collaboration (SIRC) biennial conferences are dedicated to facilitating communication and collaboration between implementation research teams, researchers and community providers.