This programme is designed for qualified accounting & finance professionals.

It offers a flexible mode of study (distance learning) and the opportunity to add to proven current skill set. Student's technical ability is assumed and as a result they will be awarded 90 credits of exemptions towards a full UK masters award (requiring 180 educational credits).

This enables them to complete a postgraduate qualification within 12 months, although it is possible to take longer should this also be desirable.

The programme provides them with the opportunity to:

Differentiate themself from other qualified professionals

To complete study which could be used towards CPD requirements

Study an area of interest in depth

Study a topic, in depth, that may be particularly relevant to candidate's employment or employer.

Entry Requirements

Professionally qualified accounting & finance applicants (3 years work experience plus examinations) are eligible for accelerated entry (90 credits) on to the programme on a Distance Learning basis.

Evidence of English language skills: normally applicants are required to have gained a TOEFL score of around 600 or an IELTS score of 6.5.

Applicants should also be able to provide evidence of their ability to manage time, work with others, present, critique, write clearly and concisely and have a good grasp of business and accounting skills.

Other Fees

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Clinical Pharmacy MSc has been designed to meet the professional development and recognition needs of experienced professionals in the public and private sectors.

Aiming to equip pharmacists for working in a role that extends beyond that of drug dispensing, it prepares students with the knowledge and skills required for effective work in a clinical pharmacy environment; such as medication reviews and participating in ward rounds. Students will develop a portfolio of evidence demonstrating their practice and how they have made a difference to patients and services.

Suitable for a range of professionals, such as pharmacists and locums in hospitals, primary care, community and prison settings

Flexible distance learning with minimal attendance allows practitioners to study alongside work commitments

Fully distance learning study for international students living in their home country

Benefit from multiple exit routes and specialist modules, including Independent Prescribing

Tailor student's study to career interests with practice-based assessments

Learn from teaching by a team of registered, practicing pharmacists, with experience in hospital, community, primary care and prescribing areas of pharmacy practice

Gain a thorough understanding of current clinical pharmacy issues; developing candidate's clinical evaluation skills

Developed in collaboration with clinical pharmacy specialists, with direct input and teaching from expert pharmacists and doctors

Entry Requirements

Registration as a pharmacist with the General
Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) or Pharmaceutical Society of Northern Ireland (PSNI)

Practising in a patient facing role at least one day a week

If not taught in English at degree level then IELTs or equivalent score of 6.5

The University may consider accreditation of prior learning if the student has done similar courses at a different university.

Other Fees

Notes

This is only for UK/EU students.

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Suitable for pharmacists working in hospital, community or primary care pharmacy or other sectors e.g. the prison service, including locum pharmacists.

We have delivered a successful clinical pharmacy course for many years. It has been developed and adapted several times following extensive feedback from students and findings from market research among pharmacists in different sectors of the profession, to meet the changing requirements of the workplace.

Options to follow different routes and gain different qualifications,including independent prescribing.

A skills-based approach to learning about ‘real life’ clinical pharmacy

Practice-based coursework assessments
Course material is written by expert pharmacists and doctors

Distance learning which can be planned around work and personal commitments

Entry Requirements

UK / EU students
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Registration as a pharmacist with the GPhC or Pharmaceutical Society of Northern Ireland

Practising in a patient facing role at least one day a week
If not taught in English at degree level then IELTs or equivalent score of 6.5

International students
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As for UK, but qualification as pharmacist from a recognised institution

English Language competency (IELTS, score 6.5)
Must have been working in an area of clinical pharmacy for at least two years

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It aims to equip pharmacists for working in a role that extends beyond that of drug dispensing, preparing candidate with the knowledge and skills required for effective work in a clinical pharmacy environment; such as conducting medication reviews and participating in ward rounds.

Suitable for a range of professionals, such as pharmacists and locums working in hospitals, primary care, community and prison settings internationally

Our international pathway delivers flexible distance learning, allowing international students to study in their home country and access a comprehensive range of e-learning materials and support online

A distance learning approach that enables practicing pharmacists to continue their professional development (CPD) with a clinical qualification

Practice-based assessments allow candidate to tailor candidate's study directly to candidate's working practices

Entry Requirements

International students
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Qualification as pharmacist from a recognised institution

English Language competency (IELTS, score 6.5) or a degree taught in English

Must have be working in an area of pharmacy

The University may consider accreditation of prior learning if the student has done similar courses at a different university.

Other Fees

Notes

This course is only for international students.

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Excellent facilities within a purpose-built building include an integrated law library, mock courtroom, comprehensive IT facilities, a bookshop and coffee shop

Taught by Leicester De Montfort Law School staff, offering extensive expertise in many specialist legal fields
Integrated use of e-learning, including access to a comprehensive range of online resources

Flexible distance learning, ideal if you are managing other commitments

Entry Requirements

You must have already completed a Postgraduate Diploma in Legal Practice (LPC) or equivalent qualification.

If English is not your first language, an IELTS score of 6.5 or equivalent is normally required. English language tuition is available both before and during the course if required. -

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