Course Overview

You will demonstrate an ability and a contemporary vision to lead, influence, and critically evaluate change, responding to the rapidly evolving health and social care agenda, in a positive and proactive way.

This route will provide you with the opportunity to develop as advanced skilled practitioners with higher levels of critical thinking and the ability to critically analyze, synthesize and evaluate knowledge and its application to practice.

You will critically explore an understanding of individuals with complex care needs across the lifespan from a biopsychosocial and spiritual approach. You will work across disciplines and integrated care systems to develop an enhanced understanding of the key underpinning concepts. The route will enable you to evaluate the impact of advanced practice on the patient experience and quality of care delivered.

This pathway is an opportunity for students wishing to professionally develop and be aligned to a clear career progression route specific to working in community and primary care clinical settings. Graduating practitioners will demonstrate an ability and a contemporary vision to lead, influence, and critically evaluate change, responding to the rapidly evolving health and social care agenda, in a positive and proactive way.

General Eligibility

Entrants are typically required to:

• hold either a relevant degree at 2.2 or above (normally a degree in a health or social science subject), and a professional registration to practice in health care

• have worked within the community/ primary care setting for at least one year

Part Time Work Details

n/a

Language Requirement

• IELTS 6.5 or equivalent, with a 6.0 minimum in each paper.