We are looking forward to welcoming you to CCCU!

The welcome and induction for your chosen module will take place during your first teaching session. 

Please see below for a list of the start dates for each module:

Advanced Practice Skills and Clinical Reasoning (Medway)

Your welcome and induction will take place during your first session on Friday 29 May 2026.

The time and location of this session, and the timetable for the course, can be viewed here.

You are also welcome to join one of the following online welcome sessions before the module begins:

You only need to attend one of the below sessions.

27/5/26 11am

Microsoft Teams Join the meeting now

Meeting ID: 323 762 591 940 9 Passcode: ao2Mu3e3

27/5/26 7pm

Microsoft Teams Join the meeting now

Meeting ID: 369 816 587 877 Passcode: w8PZ94Nu

Assessment and Management of the Deteriorating Person (Medway)

Your welcome and induction will take place during your first session on Thursday 4 June 2026.

The time and location of this session, and the timetable for the course, can be viewed here.

Leadership for Organisations

Your welcome and induction will take place during your first session on Tuesday 2 June 2026.

The time and location of this session, and the timetable for the course, can be viewed here.

Negotiated Learning

Your welcome and induction will take place during your first session on Thursday 4 June 2026.

Further sessions will take place on Thursday 25 June, Thursday 16 July & Thursday 30 July. 

The times of the sessions will be confirmed closer to the start of the course so please check this page regularly for further updates.

Pathophysiology, Diagnostics & Decision Making for Advanced Practice

Your welcome and induction will take place during your first session on Thursday 4 June 2026.

The time and location of this session, and the timetable for the course, can be viewed here.

You can use our interactive maps to help find your way around campus.

The course team will be also be in touch with further information regarding the course before it begins so please check your e-mails regularly for this.

Once you have completed the application process you will receive further information from us regarding how to complete your registration and how to set up your computing account.

Registration generally opens several weeks before the course start date. You can only register once you have received an email titled: "Invitation to online registration". You will not be able to register earlier, so please check your emails regularly.

If you are a non-UK national you will be invited, by e-mail, to complete an online right to study check with our compliance team as part of the registration process.

Please ensure that you action any emails as soon as you receive these - we recommend that you regularly check your junk folder as these emails may be directed there.

Without completing your registration and creating your computing account you will not be able to access our Virtual Learning Environment, Blackboard, which is essential to your participation in the course.

You will be eligible to receive your Student ID card once you have completed your online registration.