Curriculum Management

About this module

This module is the second and final module for any health and social care professional with an education or teaching component to their role. If you are a Nurse or Midwife, the module is designed to meet the NMC requirements for Stage 4-Qualified Teacher Status. The module is also mapped against the Higher Education Academy standards so that all Health Care practitioners will exit with the fellowship of the HEA.

Who this course is for

All health and social care professionals

Programme Leader

• Cath Vassar

On completion of this course you should be able to:

• By developing a programme of learning opportunities with reference to curriculum design, programme organisation and the assessment of learning within an interprofessional you will develop your leadership and management skills related to the education process.
• While critically analysing the use of evaluation and quality assurance within the professional education arena you will be able to demonstrate an ability to monitor and evaluate the quality of learning opportunities within you area of practice.
• Through the use of Action Learning Sets you will see how the promotion of interprofessional learning in the educational arena is imperative within the evolving health care sector.

To study this module you will need:

• a professional qualification
• practice teaching/mentoring at level 7

If you are funding your own study, the module price will be confirmed shortly.

For more information on payment options, please contact our Student Records and Fees team by phone on +44 (0)1332 591063 or email at studentrecordsandfees@derby.ac.uk.

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Additional information about your studies

Minimum numbers

Please note that this course is subject to minimum numbers in order to run.