Developed in association with nationally recognised surgeons, you will learn from experts in the field and be at the forefront of surgical practice. Throughout this course you will have access to specialist simulation laboratories and anatomy dissection workshops to develop your clinical skills.
We are a dynamic institution with a first-class reputation for real-world learning and ground-breaking research. Our commitment to multidisciplinary, cutting-edge content unites academics, researchers and postgraduate students in a shared and dynamic community of enquiry.
There is a strong emphasis on practice to consolidate your clinical acumen and each taught module has a practical and dissection workshop to allow you to engage in patient case simulation using state-of-the-art simulators.You will benefit from:
- Studying a course that will enhance your careers prospects and make you stand out from the crowd in an increasing competitive market
- Nationally recognised surgeons and subject experts that deliver the course to ensure your learning is current and relevant
The full course runs part-time over three years giving you the chance to exit with the following awards:
- Postgraduate Certificate: two modules over nine months
- Postgraduate Diploma: four modules over two years
- Masters: four modules plus a dissertation over three years
Year 1, Semester 1
Surgical Oncology and Pathology (30 Credits)
- Basic and advanced suturing techniques
- Human resection workshop
- Module Lead Mr Arnab Bhowmick, MBChB FRCS
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Year 1, Semester 2
Perioperative Management (30 Credits)
- Surgical skills workshop - critical care management
- Anatomy dissection workshop
- Module Lead Mr Nicholas Lees, BA (Hons) BMBCh, FRCS, DM
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Year 2, Semester 1
Critical Care and Applied Physiology (30 Credits)
- Care of the critically ill patient workshop
- Airway management/tracheotomy tracheostomy workshop
- Module Lead Mr Dominic Slade, MBChB, FRCS
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Year 2, Semester 2
Principles of Emergency Surgery and Trauma (30 Credits)
- Basic fracture fixation techniques
- Emergency trauma management
- Anatomy dissection workshop
- Module Lead Mr Sanjay Anand, MBChB, FRCS TR and Orth
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Year 3
Dissertation (30 Credits)
This module will allow you to utilise a systematic process of inquiry and apply critical thinking and problem solving, in order to investigate an aspect of professional, clinical, or organisational practice.
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Part-time
- Surgical Oncology and Pathology (30 credits)
- Perioperative Management (30 credits)
- Critical Care and Applied Physiology (30 credits)
- Principles of Emergency Surgery and Trauma (30 credits)
- Dissertation (60 credits)