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Medical Education MMedEd, PGDip, PGCert

Postgraduate

In Newcastle Upon Tyne ()

Price on request

Description

  • Type

    Postgraduate

Profile Our course allows medical educators to enhance their educational practice, skills and knowledge. You will gain expertise in effective medical education in the context of your practice. You will also develop a scholarly approach through evaluating established practice and educational initiatives. The course is flexible and practice-based. It will suit health professionals and those involved or interested in medical education. Through advancing your skills and knowledge you will enhance your contribution to educational practice. You will also extend your ability to contribute to medical education as a discipline. By the end of the Postgraduate Certificate (PGCert), you will be able to: design and deliver educational interventions select the most appropriate educational strategies or methods for specified contexts relate educational issues in clinical practice to a wider educational context critically appraise theory, ‘evidence’ and empirical data as well as your own practice take a strategic approach to your educational needs and plan to address these explain and justify the decisions made when designing methods for investigating medical education use medical education theories and principles to inform educational practice The Postgraduate Diploma (PGDip) and Master of Medical Education (MMedEd) further advance your knowledge and skills. You will learn to:  engage in academic debate about educational research and practice (PGDip, MMedEd) show advanced knowledge in specific areas of special interest or professional relevance (PGDip, MMedEd) contest and contribute to the body of knowledge about medical education (MMedEd) identify practical and robust design solutions to selected research questions (MMedEd) Delivery The course is delivered through a combination of: study days resource-based learning private study tutorial support work-based assignments Full and part time You can study the MMedEd full time over...

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Subjects

  • IT
  • Medical
  • Medical training
  • Medical Education
  • Skills and Training
  • Part Time
  • Approach
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Course programme

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Entry Requirements

An undergraduate degree, or equivalent qualification, in a healthcare profession or relevant discipline.

If you are applying for the PGDip you must have completed the PGCert in Medical or Clinical Education. If you are applying for the part time MMedEd you must have completed the PGDip in Medical or Clinical Education.

If you are applying for part time study you must be working in a role that involves medical education for the duration of the course.

If you are an intercalating medical student applying for the MMedEd you must have:

  • completed your third or fourth undergraduate year
  • passed all assignments on first attempt

We will consider relevant prior-accredited learning (RPL) for exemption from certain modules:

  • up to 20 credits (for the Teaching and Learning in the Classroom module) for students studying to PGCert or PGDip level
  • 60 credits for students studying the MMedEd

If you have a PGCert from another institution and want to apply for RPL please contact the School of Medical Education.

Medical Education MMedEd, PGDip, PGCert

Price on request