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Postgraduate Diabetes Course Structure Selector

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On this page you can review the course structure for our Postgraduate level Diabetes course and register your modules for your chosen course of study.

The course is designed for GPs, hospital doctors, specialist nurses and health professionals that are involved in the care for, and treatment of, people with diabetes. It is structured in such a way that enables professionals to balance the requirements of their career with further study at university if they so wish.

A flexible, modular structure allows you to study up to two years part-time, starting with the Postgraduate Certificate in the first year and progressing to the Postgraduate Diploma in the second.

The Postgraduate Certificate totals 60 CATS, and the Postgraduate Diploma 120 CATS. All of the required modules in each year must be taken before a student is allowed to progress to the next year of study.

Please review the module structure for each year of the course, and when you have done so, register for the modules that you wish to take for your constituent stage of the Postgraduate Diabetes course by using the links below.

Course Structure

All students are required to take the compulsory induction module (NT901-5) .All students will be automatically registered for this module at the start of the academic year. The module content will be available via the online learning platform (Moodle).

PG Certificate stage modules (Year 1 for both full-time and part-time students)

Students will need to take 60 CATS: either 2 Diabetes modules and 1 optional module, or 3 Diabetes modules.

Module name

CATS

Core/option

NT901 Induction Module 5 Diabetes-Core

MD994 Advancing Diabetes Care: Evidence into practice

20

Diabetes-Core

MD996 Preventing Diabetes Complications: An evidence based approach

20

Diabetes-Core

MH945 Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus: Evidence into practice

20

Diabetes-Core

MH907 Diabetes in Pregnancy

20

Diabetes-Core

PC929 Applied Pharmacology and Therapeutics in Diabetes Care

20

Diabetes-Core

PG Certificate stage optional modules from other WMS courses. Applicable if only 2 Diabetes modules are taken.

Module name

CATS

Core/option

MH901 Health Improvement and Management for Public Health 20 WMS-Optional

MH928 Introduction to Leadership and Management in Healthcare Contexts

20

WMS-Optional

MD962 Essentials of Clinical Education

20

WMS-Optional

MD999 Global Health

20

WMS-Optional

MH910 International Health Policy

20

WMS-Optional

MD90A Pathways to the Public Health Workplace

20

WMS-Optional

PG Diploma stage modules (Year 1 for full-time students, year 2 for part-time students)

Students will need to take 60 CATS: 1 WMS-Core module, and 2 optional modules, one of which must be a Diabetes module (unless Independent and Supplementary Prescribing is chosen)

Module name

CATS

Core/option

MH923 Understanding Research and Critical Appraisal in Health Care 20 WMS-Core
MD915 Understanding Research and Critical Appraisal in Health Care (Online) 20 WMS-Core

MD994 Advancing Diabetes Care: Evidence into practice

20

Diabetes-Optional

MD996 Preventing Diabetes Complications: An evidence based approach

20

Diabetes-Optional

MH945 Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus: Evidence into practice

20

Diabetes-Optional

MH907 Diabetes in Pregnancy

20

Diabetes-Optional

PC929 Applied Pharmacology and Therapeutics in Diabetes Care

20

Diabetes-Optional

MH901 Health Improvement and Management for Public Health 20 WMS-Optional

MH928 Introduction to Leadership and Management in Healthcare Contexts

20

WMS-Optional

MD962 Essentials of Clinical Education

20

WMS-Optional

MD999 Global Health

20

WMS-Optional

MH910 International Health Policy

20

WMS-Optional

MD90A Pathways to the Public Health Workplace

20

WMS-Optional

MD9A3 Independent and Supplementary Prescribing

40

WMS-Optional

Key Facts

Contact:

pgt-portfolio3@warwick.ac.uk

Duration:

PG Diploma: 2 Years (Part-time)

PG Certificate: 1 Year (Part-time)

Study Mode: Part-time or Full-time

Location of Study: University of Warwick


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