Accessibility statement

Post registration education 

Continuing professional development and Specialist Skills Post Registration Development (SSPRD)

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The Department of Health Sciences provides a range of (short courses) to meet the learning needs of healthcare professionals working in a variety of settings.

We have an excellent reputation for developing your knowledge and skills and enabling you to become a more confident and competent practitioner and helping you make a direct and positive impact on the quality of the service you provide. Our provision is aimed at both workforce development and professional development and we offer a:

  • flexible portfolio of modules and short courses to fit around your personal and professional life
  • portfolio of study opportunities that promote career development and best practice in patient/client care
  • stimulating environment with a strong reputation for teaching and research excellence.

The right academic level for you

Many of the modules are available at both level 6 (degree) and level 7 (masters) and choosing the right level is important. You don't need to have a degree to study a level 7 module or start a master's programme but you do need to demonstrate that you are ready to study at that level. If you already have some credit at level 6 this should be fine, but if you don't have credit at the right level please contact us to talk about considering your experience as equivalent.

Our provision

Our programmes include the MSc Advanced Clinical Practice with many of the modules being accessible as standalone. This programme is mapped to HEE(2017) (Higher Education England) Multi-professional framework for advanced clinical practice in England NHS and apprenticeship route, the Apprenticeship standard for Advanced Clinical Practice (STO564).

You can see the other master's level programmes our our Postgraduate study pages.

Funding

Modules and short courses are open to self-funding students (you or your employer pay) or funding through HEE, Yorkshire and Humber. Your employer will know whether you are eligible for funding through this route and you can see the geographical area related to this funding at https://humbercoastandvale.org.uk/where/. If you would like support in identifying your elgibility please contact us.

For those who are looking to study the MSc Advanced Clinical Practice through the apprenticeship funding route, please contact us.

You can also see more information on our funding pages.

Contact us

If you have any questions or queries please contact the Student and Academic Support Service on (01904) 321321 or email dohs-ssprd@york.ac.uk.

Bespoke courses

If you would like to discuss a bespoke programme of study, please contact Dr Sue Faulds, Subject Lead for Post-registration Education on sue.faulds@york.ac.uk.