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To undertake this Health Professions Education programme at Hull York Medical School you should have the ability to teach within a health professions background. Applicants applying without first completing the Diploma in Health Professions Education, will need to have an equivalent qualification, approved by the Department.

The Medical School considers applications for accreditation of prior certificated learning (APCL) or for accreditation of prior experiential learning (APEL) on an individual basis. While applicants may make initial enquiries to the Medical School, no formal consideration will be made until an application to the programme of study has been submitted.

Applications from intercalating students are welcome, but they must have successfully completed a minimum of three years of an MB BS or comparable medical qualification

If you wish to study the content of the part-time Certificate, Diploma and MSc in 1 year, you should apply for the part-time distance learning MSc option and indicate your preferred mode of study (full-time distance learning) in your personal statement.

The programme is delivered primarily through distance learning, with optional face-to-face opportunities.

This programme is now OPEN.

Applications for January 2025 will close on the 1st November 2024.

The deadline for applications for September 2025 entry is 31st July 2025. Early applications are encouraged, however, as there are a limited number of spaces on the programme.

To undertake the PGDip in Health Professions Education at Hull York Medical School you should have the ability to teach within a health professions background. Applicants applying without first completing the Certificate in Health Professions Education, will need to have an equivalent qualification, approved by the Department.

The Medical School considers applications for accreditation of prior certificated learning (APCL) or for accreditation of prior experiential learning (APEL) on an individual basis. While applicants may make initial enquiries to the School, no formal consideration will be made until an application to the programme of study has been submitted.

The programme is blended learning; the majority of the programme is conducted over the virtual learning environment, with optional face to face study days.

This programme is now OPEN.

Applications for January 2025 will close on the 1 November 2024.

The deadline for applications for September 2025 entry is 31st July 2025.

Early applications are encouraged, however, as there are a limited number of spaces on the programme.

Please note that this is a distance learning course and therefore students are not eligible for a Student Visa.

To undertake the PG Cert in Health Professions Education programme at Hull York Medical School you should have the ability to teach within a health professions background.

The programme is blended learning; the majority of the programme is conducted over the virtual learning environment, with optional face to face study days.

This programme is now OPEN.

Applications for January 2025 closed on the 1st November 2024..

The deadline for applications for September 2025 entry is 31st July 2025.

Early applications are encouraged, however, as there are a limited number of spaces on the programme.

Please note that this is a distance learning course and therefore students are not eligible for a Student Visa.

Applications for this programme are pooled with interviews taking place throughout the year.

This programme will close to applications on 8th December 2024

Please note: This programme is formally accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) and is considered the first step towards become a chartered psychologist in the UK.*

Please note that there is no set deadline for applications but we recommend early application to avoid disappointment. Applications will continue to be accepted for entry in September 2025 until all places are filled.

*Further study is required to practice as a psychologist in the UK.

The MSc Pharmacology and Education programme at Hull York Medical School will provide you with a comprehensive pharmacology knowledge and develop your educator skills.

This is a unique course which is built around core modules that cover the fundamental principles of pharmacology and the clinical relevance of drugs for the major organ systems while giving an in-depth insight into the clinical trials process. Alongside this, you will develop your learning and teaching skills, further your assessment and feedback knowledge and master research skills for education. You will finish the year by conducting a significant research project under expert guidance with the aim of generating novel and publishable research findings.

Please note: Applications to this programme will close to overseas applications on 30th June 2025. Applications will close to home applicants on 31st July 2025

To be eligible for this MA, you must have the equivalent of at least one year's teaching experience by the time the course starts. If you will have less than this, please consider applying for the MA in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages.

Applicants to the MSc Clinical Anatomy and Education at Hull York Medical School must have a 2:1 (Hons) degree in Biomedical Science, Anatomical Science, Veterinary Medicine, Zoology or a related subject, to include training in human or mammalian biology¿with considerable emphasis on anatomy.

Intercalating medical students must have successfully completed a minimum of three years of an MBBS or comparable medical qualification.

Please note: Applications to this programme will close to overseas applications on 30th June 2025. Applications will close to home applicants on 31st July 2025

Applications for this programme are pooled with interviews taking place throughout the year.

This programme iwll close to applications on 8th December.

This programme is not currently available to overseas applicants.

Please note this programme is not currently available to overseas applicants.

An apprenticeship route is also available.

The MSc in Palliative Care: Implementing Best Practice programme is aimed at health and social care professionals, policy makers or researchers interested in the development, delivery and evaluation of care that facilitates best practice in palliative care and long-term conditions. Applicants must have previous training in a health or social care profession (e.g. graduates of Medicine, Nursing, Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, or Social Work or other allied health and social care professions), in a science applied to human or organisational behaviour or have equivalent professional experience. Please note: The programme is delivered 100% online.

Please note: Applications to this programme will close to overseas applications on 30th June 2025. Applications will close to home applicants on 31st July 2025