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Contact the Department of Healthcare

Head of Department:Professor Alison Machin

alison.i.machin@northumbria.ac.uk

 

Deputy Faculty Pro Vice-Chancellor:Professor Dianne Ford

dianne.ford@northumbria.ac.uk

Want to get in touch with us?  Then please feel free to use the relevant contact details below. 

Course Enquiries Health & Life Sciences Admissions Team hs.admissions@northumbria.ac.uk 0191 243 7900 (UK/EU)
0191 227 4274 (International)
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0191 215 6300

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Professor Angela Bate

Professor Joanne Gray

Dr Mariyana Schoultz

angela.bate@northumbria.ac.uk

joanne3.gray@northumbria.ac.uk

mariyana.schoultz@northumbria.ac.uk

0191 215 6236

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