Postgraduate and Post-Qualifying Open Evening Event

Our postgraduate open evening is the perfect opportunity to find out about our postgraduate and post qualifying programmes as well as discuss your requirements for continued professional development. Throughout the evening there will be the opportunity to gather more information on our programmes through talks and presentations, as well as exhibition areas where you can talk to academic staff and current students.

This year will feature a designated exhibition area for those considering a career as a health visitor, sexual health nurse, occupational health nurse or school nurse. You will have the opportunity to talk with academic staff and current students about our Specialist Community Public Health Nursing (SCPHN) training programmes, as well as representatives from local Trusts who will be able to provide you with further information about relevant employment opportunities in these programmes.

Talks & Presentations:

The evening will provide a range of optional presentations:

17:00 Welcome | Professor Jonathan Drennan, Professor of Healthcare Research

17:15 Transforming Healthcare | Professor Catherine Pope, Professor of Medical Sociology

17:45 Overview of BSc / PG Diploma Specialist Community Public Health Nursing

17:45 Overview of MSc Leadership & Management in Health and Social Care

17:45 Overview of MSc Advanced Clinical Practice

18:15 Overview of MSc Health Sciences

18:15 Overview of MSc Health and Rehabilitation

18:15 Overview of MSc Clinical Leadership in Cancer, Palliative and End of Life Care

Exhibition Areas: 

17:00-19:00 Postgraduate and Post-qualifying Taught and Research Programmes

This drop in area will offer you the opportunity to talk informally with academic staff and current students about the various taught and research programmes available as well as the continued professional development modules offered in Health Sciences.

17:00-19:00 Specialist Community Public Health Nursing

This drop in area will offer you the opportunity to talk to academic staff and current students about our Specialist Community Public Health Nursing programmes. Representatives from local NHS Trusts will also be available to talk to you about employment opportunities for SCPHN professions within their Trust.

To book your place

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