Course Enquiries - UK
Tel: 0207 815 7500
Mode: Part-time
This course is intended for appropriately qualified practitioners who support the process of learning and assessment in the practice and academic setting. This course is part-time and designed to offer a flexible pathway. It is possible to study individual modules or the whole course, however this decision must be made before application.
The course incorporates the elements required by:
Mode | Duration | Start date | Location |
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Mode Part-time (MA) |
Duration 3 years |
Start Date September |
Location
Southwark Campus
|
Mode Part-time (PgCert) |
Duration 1 year |
Start Date September |
Location
Southwark Campus
|
Mode Part-time (Top up to PgDip) |
Duration 1 year |
Start Date September |
Location
Southwark Campus
|
Mode Part-time (Top up to MA) |
Duration 1 year |
Start Date September |
Location
Southwark Campus
|
Year 1
Year 2
Optional modules:
Year 1
Year 2
Optional modules:
Year 3
The programme incorporates the elements required by nurses and midwives who wish to become community or specialist practice teachers or nurse/midwife teachers (recorded with the Nursing and Midwifery Council). The programme also meets the needs of those allied health professionals who wish to be recognised by their professional bodies.
In order to be considered for entry to the course(s) applicants will be required to have the following qualifications:
Applicants for the PGCert Nurse / Teacher award must also fulfil the following entry criteria:
Nurses and midwives who intend to take on the role of teacher must fulfil a number of criteria, outlined on page 33 of the 'Standards to support learning and assessment in practice' (NMC 2008) – in particular the following:
To meet the NMC requirements for recorded Nurse or Midwife Teacher status you will need to show evidence of 360 teaching activity hours over a calendar year ( usually from May to May) e.g. May 2017 – May 2018. This activity can take place in both practice and academic settings but at least 20% must take place in a practice setting. This activity must be with, or related to students studying an NMC approved programme. This means students on pre-registration or midwifery programmes / students on a programme leading to a recordable qualification / or students on a Specialist Community Public Health (SCPHN) programme, as noted on page 16 of the 'Standards to support learning and assessment in practice' (NMC 2008).
NMC Approved Courses include:
Mode | Duration | Start date | Application code | Application method |
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Mode Part-time (MA) |
Duration 3 years |
Start date September |
Application code 3715 |
Application method |
Mode Part-time (PgCert) |
Duration 1 year |
Start date September |
Application code 4757 |
Application method |
Mode Part-time (Top up to PgDip) |
Duration 1 year |
Start date September |
Application code 4761 |
Application method |
Mode Part-time (Top up to MA) |
Duration 1 year |
Start date September |
Application code 4762 |
Application method |
If you wish to undertake a standalone module, you can also apply through the online CPPD prospectus.
Home/EU postgraduate students and research students should apply through our dedicated application system.
Full details of how to do this are supplied on our How to apply section for postgraduate students and our How to apply section for research students.
International applicants should use our international application system. Full details can be found on our How to apply section for international students.
See our admissions policy (PDF File 1,043 KB) and complaints policy (PDF File 516 KB).
Your application will be circulated to a number of potential supervisors who will look at your academic qualifications, experience and the research proposal to decide whether your research interest is something that could be supervised at LSBU.
There will also be an interview either by telephone or at the University. If you are successful you will be offered a place on a course and informed of the next enrolment date. The whole process normally takes between six to eight weeks, from receipt of your application to a decision being made about your application at the School.
We help our students prepare for university even before the semester starts. To find out when you should apply for your LSBU accommodation or student finance read the How to apply tab for this course.
Before you start your course we’ll send you information on what you’ll need to do before you arrive and during your first few days on campus. You can read about the process on our Enrolment pages.
We help our students prepare for university even before the semester starts. To find out when you should apply for your LSBU accommodation or student finance read the How to apply tab for this course.
Before you start your course we’ll send you information on what you’ll need to do before you arrive and during your first few days on campus. You can read about the process on our Enrolment pages.
Fees are shown for new entrants to courses, for each individual year of a course, together with the total fee for all the years of a course. Continuing LSBU students should refer to the Finance section of our student portal, MyLSBU. Queries regarding fees should be directed to the Fees and Bursaries Team on: +44 (0)20 7815 6181.
UK fee: £3855 | International fee: £5133.33 |
AOS/LSBU code: 3715 | Session code: 1PS00 |
Total course fee: |
UK £10868 |
International £15400 |
UK fee: £3158 | International fee: £5133.34 |
AOS/LSBU code: 4762 | Session code: 1PS01 |
UK fee: £3158 | International fee: £5133.34 |
AOS/LSBU code: 4762 | Session code: 1PS00 |
UK fee: £3855 | International fee: £5133.33 |
AOS/LSBU code: 4757 | Session code: 1PS01 |
UK fee: £3855 | International fee: £5133.33 |
AOS/LSBU code: 4757 | Session code: 1PS00 |
UK fee: £3855 | International fee: £5133.33 |
AOS/LSBU code: 4761 | Session code: 1PS01 |
UK fee: £3855 | International fee: £5133.33 |
AOS/LSBU code: 4761 | Session code: 1PS00 |
For more information, including how and when to pay, see our fees and funding section for postgraduate students.
See our Tuition Fees Regulations (PDF File 201 KB) and Refund Policy (PDF File 775 KB).
The University reserves the right to increase its fees in line with changes to legislation, regulation and any government guidance or decisions.
The fees for international students are reviewed annually and the University reserves the right to increase the tuition fees in line with the RPIX measure of inflation up to 4 per cent.
If you are starting a Masters course, studying either full- or part-time, you may be entitled to apply for a postgraduate study loan. Find out more at our postgraduate fees and funding section.
We offer several types of fee reduction through our scholarships and bursaries. Find the full list and other useful information on funding your studies on the scholarships and fee discounts page.
Please check your fee status and whether you are considered a Home, EU or International student for fee-paying purposes and for our regulatory returns, by reading the UKCISA regulations.
The individual fee for this course is shown above. For more information, including how and when to pay, see our fees and funding section for postgraduate students.
See our Tuition Fees Regulations (PDF File 201 KB) and Refund Policy (PDF File 775 KB).
We have a range of PhD Scholarships available in partnership with businesses and organisations; read notices of PhD studentships.
Course Enquiries - UK
Tel: 0207 815 7500
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