Hull York Medical School · Distance learning (part-time)
Health Professions Education
Our Health Professions Education programmes are designed for professionals from all health backgrounds who are interesting in teaching, assessment, course design and educational research, including but limited to: medicine, dentistry, nursing, midwifery, radio…
Postgraduate1 yearDistance learning (part-time)
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Our Health Professions Education programmes are designed for professionals from all health backgrounds who are interesting in teaching, assessment, course design and educational research, including but limited to: medicine, dentistry, nursing, midwifery, radiography, physiotherapy, pharmacy or other health professions included ward and GP practice managers. Intercalating medicine students who wish to study at a distance or with a mix of onsite face-to-face contact will also find our distance and blended programmes ideal. These programmes mean that students can work at any time of day and thus have maximum flexibility.
Getting in
As the university states it
Part-time Certificate Applicants to the Certificate must hold a relevant undergraduate degree or its equivalent and have access to an appropriate level of teaching activity (we recommend around 18 hours which should ideally consist of a few separate events) during the year of the programme. Part-time Diploma or Masters Applicants who have completed the certificate and/ or diploma modules elsewhere and wish to progress to the Diploma or MSc may apply for transfer of credit. Applicants without an existing qualification can, in exceptional circumstances, apply for credit for experiential learning. Full-time Masters Applicants to the full-time MSc must hold a relevant undergraduate degree or its equivalent. Students must have access to an appropriate level of teaching activity (we recommend around 18 hours which should ideally consist of a few separate events) during the year of the programme. Intercalating students Students considering intercalating on the full-time MSc in Health Professions Education must have satisfactorily completed a minimum of three years on their undergraduate degree. Intercalating students will be offered peer teaching opportunities to help them meet the programme outcomes. We welcome intercalating students from other institutions.
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