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Medical Education
Find better ways to motivate and engage learners in clinical education with our MA in Medical Education. Discover how to create medical education programmes that achieve maximum results, improve teaching practice and develop the expertise needed to lead medica…
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Institute of Health Sciences Education · Education and teaching
Find better ways to motivate and engage learners in clinical education with our MA in Medical Education. Discover how to create medical education programmes that achieve maximum results, improve teaching practice and develop the expertise needed to lead medical education in your workplace. - Study full-time or part-time alongside your professional commitments - Apply what you've learned directly to professional work - Conduct research and practical work in our outstanding research facilities - Develop industry contacts and enjoy networking opportunities and support from Academic Advisors and the student office
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As the university states it
Degree requirements A 2:2 or above at undergraduate level in a relevant subject. Additional information The programme has been specifically designed for Doctors, Dentists, Senior Nurses, Allied Health Professionals and Academics, who are involved in undergraduate or postgraduate teaching of clinicians. Applicants need to have at least one year of experience in practice as a clinical educator to be considered for this programme. This includes experience in teaching in the clinical context.
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