CPD7014
20 credits
This level 7 single practice module will provide students with a systems based approach of in-depth knowledge and skills in the assessment of adult patients...

Explore emergency care and develop knowledge to inform your understanding and professional practice.
Our Postgraduate Certificate in Emergency Care enables UK registered healthcare professionals to achieve professional development and gain experience in this specialist area.
Our course covers the management of patients in an emergency department with differing care needs. You will have the opportunity to develop your:
You will undertake learning assessments based around practice and the workplace. There is an emphasis on practice focused learning. You will be able to develop as a practitioner, transferring course skills to direct service provision. We place importance on your experience within the educational process, from both a personal and professional perspective.
Relevant national and international research and evidence based literature informs course content. This helps you expand the breadth of your studies and develop a depth of critical analysis and evaluation of practice.
This course is not available to international students who require a student sponsor to study in the UK.
| Fee types | 2026/27 |
|---|---|
| Home part-time | £1,000 per single module, where taken as part of an award-bearing course the module fee is £1,260 |
Tuition fee instalments for the semester are due by the Monday of week 1 of each semester. Students are not liable for full fees for that semester if they leave before week 4. If the leaving date is after week 4, full fees for the semester are payable.
You will study three compulsory modules on this PG certificate
On successful completion of this course allows you will be awarded the Postgraduate Certificate in Emergency Care worth 60 CATS credits at Level 7.
The teaching, learning and assessment strategy of the programme reflects its student centred, patient-centred and practice-focused approach.
The modules have an appropriate division between structured learning activities and private study. Opportunities for sharing existing and developing skills, knowledge and experience, are maximised. In order to make the most of the range of experience, skills and knowledge within the group, a variety of teaching and learning strategies will be employed. This is to encourage development of critical self-awareness and personal literacy within the context of both academic and research literacy.
We will assess you with a variety of methods. Assessments give you an opportunity to demonstrate knowledge as well as the critical and reflective analysis required for professional practice.
CPD7014
20 credits
This level 7 single practice module will provide students with a systems based approach of in-depth knowledge and skills in the assessment of adult patients...
CPD7016
20 credits
This level 7 practice related module will allow in depth exploration of current developments in the health service that guides and shapes the provision of...
CPD7011
20 credits
This level 7 practice-based module provides students with the opportunity to develop a critical and problem-solving approach to the complex and holistic...
CPD7015
20 credits
This single level 7 practice module will provide students with an in-depth knowledge and understanding in relation to providing care to a child in an emergency...
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Applications are dealt with on a first come, first served basis, so please act early to avoid disappointment.
If you only wish to take one module as a stand alone module (rather than as part of the PGCert), then you can apply to be a postgraduate associate student.
Our courses are reviewed regularly as part of our quality assurance framework, so module availability and course structures may vary from what is listed here. On rare occasions, we may also need to make updates to our course programmes after publication; for full details, please visit our changes to programmes page (opens in a new tab)