Your Course
Learning and teaching strategies will involve you as an active participant on this course; you will be encouraged to use self-evaluation and reflection on your own experience to deepen and consolidate your understanding as well as plan for your future learning.
The programme structure consists of academic study and experiential learning providing you with a flexible learning environment. The programme uses a variety of interactive learning activities. You will take part in lectures, workshops, seminars and self or academic directed exercises.
There will be the opportunity for work-based learning you will work with your practice supervisor and practice assessor to experience at first hand prescribing decisions and dilemmas. This approach encourages shared learning communities and working together with practice partners to support students through the learning experience.
A blended learning approach to delivery of the programme allows for a combination of online digital media and traditional classroom-based activities to be used.
Blackboard
You will have access to the University Virtual Learning Environment (Blackboard) which will provide essential documents, lecture notes access to useful web sites and a discussion forum.
Support
We are proud to be an inclusive University that supports a diverse community of students. Please note that if you have a disability or would like to learn more about the support that we can offer to students, please visit the Disability and Mental Health website. This is available once you have accepted your offer.
Fees
Should fees be supported by your employer or another sponsor you will be asked to provide evidence and specific details via the university's registration portal 'MyRecord'.
