MSc Health Professions Education (full-time)

At Hull York Medical School, we deliver exceptional education and train others to do so using the latest pedagogical evidence-based practice. If you are as passionate as we are about providing high-quality medical education, your journey starts here.

Our Health Professions Education programme will equip you with the skills and knowledge to deliver exceptional teaching, assessment, course design and educational research. You can inspire and lead in your practice and ultimately improve health outcomes.

We offer three routes for you to choose from – a Postgraduate Certificate, Diploma and MSc – all of which are flexible and designed to fit around your busy work schedule and home life.

Accredited by the Advance HE, you can apply for Fellowship upon completion of the Certificate and completing a reflective portfolio, a status recognised by professional bodies as reaching international standards to deliver high-quality education, with the right to use the post-nominal letters FHEA. Obtaining FHEA is highly recommended for those looking to work in the education sector.

In recognition of the excellent teaching, assessment, research and scholarship standards provided on the programme, our Certificate is also accredited by the Academy of Medical Educators (AoME) – the multi-professional body which sets the standards for clinical teachers in the UK. Upon successfully completing the Certificate, students can apply for the Academy (MAcadMEd) membership, signifying that they have met the Academy’s Professional Standards for educators in medicine, dentistry and veterinary science. Obtaining MAcadMed is highly recommended for those looking to work in senior education roles within the clinical workplace.

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, ideally consisting of a few separate events) during the year of the programme.

Part-time Diploma or Masters: Applicants who have completed the certificate and diploma modules elsewhere and wish to progress to the Diploma or MSc may apply for a credit transfer. Applicants without an existing qualification can, in exceptional circumstances, apply for credit for experiential learning.

Full-time Masters: Full MSc applicants must hold a relevant undergraduate degree or equivalent. Students must have access to an appropriate level of teaching activity (we recommend around 18 hours, ideally consisting of a few separate events) during the programme year.

Intercalating students

Intercalating medical students must have completed at least three years of an MB BS or comparable medical qualification.

20 hours of work permit weekly for international students.