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Units

The PG Diploma consists of:

• The PG Cert in Teaching and Learning for Health Professionals (60 credits, or equivalent prior credits from a recognised HE Institution)
• PLUS One day Induction Session (for new students if not already attended),

PLUS four 15 credit modules (see Timetable of units for the Diploma) chosen from:

• Unit 211 - Research Methods (15 credits [MEDIM0211])
• Unit 212 - Information & Communication Technologies in Education (15 credits [MEDIM0212])
• Unit 213 - Teaching Ethics in the Health Professions (15 credits [MEDIM0213])
• Unit 214 - Mentoring and Supervision (15 credits [MEDIM0214])
• Unit 216 - Effective Communication Skills Development (15 credits, MEDIM0216)
• Unit 225 - Supervised Individual Study (10 credit [MEDIM0224] or 15 credit [MEDIM0225] - normally 15 credit)

Several additional units are will be available from Autumn 2011... watch this space!  See also the Timetable of units for the Diploma. Topics include...

• Unit 217 - Teaching and Learning with Simulators (15 credits [MEDIM0004])
• Unit 231 - Leading in Education and Training (15 credits [MEDIM0003]
• Unit 232 - Developing Professionalism (15 credits [MEDIM0005]
• Unit 233 - Supporting the Struggling Professional (15 credits [MEDIM0001]
• Using the Arts and Humanities in Medical Education (under development)

We are also developing Pathways through the Diploma to enable people to follow a theme of units.