Healthcare Practice

Entry requirements

The typical requirement for this course is a 2:2 or above in an honours degree from a UK or Republic of Ireland university.

We’ll also consider applicants with:

• A Higher Education Diploma and a free-standing Level 6 credit awarded in the last five years (minimum 30 credits at B grade or above)
• A third class or ordinary degree with a minimum of 30 credits at level 6, B grade or above
• A PGCert or 60 free-standing Level 7 credits awarded in the last five years

Months of entry

September

Course content

Throughout the course, you’ll critically analyse, evaluate and reflect on your workplace practice.

Studying one of these Healthcare Practice courses at Kingston University will give you the practical skills and knowledge needed to lead positive change and develop expertise in your clinical role. Whether you’re a nurse, midwife, paramedic or other type of allied health professional, this course will give you the expertise and experience to advance your career.

You’ll discuss the wide range of challenges within the healthcare profession and gain skills in decision making, creative problem solving and critical thinking.

During the course, you’ll have a personalised plan of study, usually with one taught study day each week. Through a mix of compulsory core and optional modules, you’ll build a flexible programme that recognises your prior learning.

Teaching will come from experienced, practising clinicians – experts in acute and critical care ready to help you elevate your practice.