Continuing Professional Development Modules
Programme Requirements
The modules listed on this page are available to support Continuing Professional Development (CPD).
Module descriptions are contained in the Book of Modules. Applicants should contact the Graduate Studies Office on (021) 490 3224 for further information. On successful completion of these modules the learner will be provided with a relevant transcript of marks.
College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Studies
Department of Early and Medieval Irish, School of Irish Learning
As part of UCC's commitment to Continuing Professional Development, (CPD), approved candidates may take one-off modules and be provided with a transcript of marks.
Students may take the following module (subject to availability):
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| CC6008 | Palaeography and Manuscript-based Research | 10 |
Department of Italian, School of Languages, Literatures and Cultures
As part of UCC's commitment to Continuing Professional Development, (CPD), candidates who satisfy the programme eligibility criteria may, subject to the approval of the Programme Coordinator, be permitted to take individual modules and will be eligible to register for examinations in the internationally recognised DITALS certification.
Students may take one or more modules from the following (subject to availability):
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| IT6104 | Teaching of Italian as a Second Language 1 | 10 |
| IT6105 | Teaching of Italian as a Second Language 2 | 10 |
School of Applied Social Studies
Postgraduate Diploma in Youth Work
Candidates who satisfy the programme eligibility criteria may, subject to the approval of the Programme Coordinator, be permitted to take individual modules, as part of UCC's commitment to Continuing Professional Development (CPD), and be provided with a relevant transcript of marks.
The following modules are available:
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| SS6020 | Principles and Practice of Youth Work | 10 |
| SS6036 | Youth Work: Working with Individuals and Groups | 10 |
College of Business and Law
School of Business
Postgraduate Certificate in Innovation, Commercialisation and Entrepreneurship
Candidates who satisfy the programme eligibility criteria may, subject to the approval of the Programme Coordinator, be permitted to take individual modules, as part of UCC's commitment to Continuing Professional Development (CPD), and be provided with a relevant transcript of marks.
The following modules are available:
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| AC6301 | Innovation Finance | 5 |
| IS6306 | Technology Business Planning | 5 |
College of Science, Engineering and Food Science
Programmes in the College of Science, Engineering and Food Science
MSc (Applied Environmental Geoscience)
Candidates who satisfy the programme eligibility criteria may, subject to the approval of the Programme Coordinator, be permitted to take individual modules, as part of UCC's commitment to Continuing Professional Development (CPD), and be provided with a relevant transcript of marks.
The following modules are available:
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| GL6022 | Environment and Planning: Policy & Regulation | 5 |
| GL6023 | Offshore Environmental Geoscience | 5 |
| GL6024 | Applied Geophysics | 5 |
| GL6025 | Geoinformatics for Environmental Geology | 5 |
| GL6028 | Applied Hydrogeology Skills | 5 |
| GL6029 | Applied Geotechnical Skills | 5 |
MSc (Biomedical Sciences)
As part of UCC's commitment to Continuing Professional Development, (CPD), approved candidates from the Biomedical Science professions may take one-off modules and be provided with a relevant transcript of marks. Candidates would receive credit for modules taken as CPD should they subsequently register for the full MSc Degree in Biomedical Sciences.
MEngSc (Pharmaceutical and Biopharmaceutical Engineering)
Candidates who satisfy the programme eligibility criteria may, subject to the approval of the Programme Coordinator, be permitted to take individual modules, as part of UCC's commitment to Continuing Professional Development (CPD), and be provided with a relevant transcript of marks.
Postgraduate Diploma in Pharmaceutical and Biopharmaceutical Engineering
Candidates who satisfy the programme eligibility criteria may, subject to the approval of the Programme Coordinator, be permitted to take individual modules, as part of UCC's commitment to Continuing Professional Development (CPD), and be provided with a relevant transcript of marks.
College of Medicine and Health
School of Clinical Therapies
The following modules from the MSc in Hearing, Balance and Communication are available to take as CPD:
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| CT6100 | Balance: Assessment and Management in Adults | 10 |
| CT6102 | Newborn Hearing Screening:Objective Assessment of Paediatric Hearing in Neonates | 5 |
| CT6103 | Advanced Practices in Paediatric Hearing Assessment and Habilitation 1 | 5 |
| CT6104 | Advanced Diagnostics of Otological and Neuro-otological Pathologies in Adults | 5 |
| CT6105 | Hearing, Balance and Communication: Impact on Quality of Life in Older Adults | 5 |
| CT6106 | Cochlear Implants, Implantable Hearing Devices, and Impact on Communication | 5 |
| CT6108 | Advanced Adult Assessment and Rehabilitation | 5 |
| CT6200 | Therapeutic Skills: Communication and Hearing in Paediatrics and Adults | 10 |
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This module is restricted to students with recognised prior clinical experience in diagnostic audiology.
Note: Modules may not run unless there is a minimum of 3 participants.
CPD module credit towards the MSc in Hearing, Balance and Communication
In accordance with UCC's policy on Recognition of Prior Learning, a student who has successfully completed modules for Continuous Professional Development within the MSc in Hearing, Balance and Communication programme, and/or has completed relevant university postgraduate modules in a cognate area at similar NFQ level (subject to approval of the Programme Team), and who meets the entry requirements for that programme, can apply to register for the MSc in Hearing, Balance and Communication with exemptions granted for modules taken within the previous five years to a maximum of 20 credits. This will require a UCC Apply application by the student for the MSc.
School of Medicine
Department of General Practice
As part of UCC's commitment to Continuing Professional Development (CPD), CPD modules in Primary Care are now offered by the Department of General Practice.
The following modules are available:
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| GP5100 | Diabetes in Primary Care | 10 |
| GP5101 | Cardiovascular Disease in Primary Care (Blended learning module) | 10 |
| GP5102 | Dementia in Primary Care | 10 |
| GP5103 | Fundamentals of CVD in Primary Care | 5 |
The 10-credit modules consist of twelve weeks’ worth of online distance learning units, supported by two face-to-face study days. The 5-credit modules consist of six weeks' worth of online distance learning units, supported by a face-to-face study day.
These modules will run annually only when minimum recruitment targets are met.
Palliative Care
Different entry requirements apply to each Palliative Care module.
The following modules are available:
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| IP5001 | Holistic Approach to Palliative Care | 5 |
| IP6008 | Interprofessional Approaches to Pain and Symptoms in Palliative Care | 10 |
| IP6010 | Care of the Dying Patient, Grief and Bereavement | 10 |
| IP6013 | Pharmacotherapeutics in Palliative Care | 5 |
| IP6013 | Pharmacotherapeutics in Palliative Care | 5 |
Older Person Rehabilitation
The Continuing Professional Development Modules in Older Person Rehabilitation are designed to provide students from a range of different professional backgrounds with interdisciplinary learning in an area of Older Person Rehabilitation. Classes are held in blocks during weekdays. A ten-credit module equates to 200-250 hours of learning, including approximately 40-50 hours of structured contact time.
Students may take one or more modules (to a maximum of twenty credits per year) from the following:
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| CG6002 | Stroke Rehabilitation | 10 |
| CG6005 | Amputee and Prosthetic Rehabilitation | 5 |
| CG6006 | Falls, Mobility and Movement Disorders | 10 |
| CG6009 | Principles in Older Person Rehabilitation | 10 |
| CG6012 | Neuromuscular Disorders | 10 |
CPD module credit towards the Postgraduate Certificate in Older Person Rehabilitation
In accordance with UCC's policy on Recognition of Prior Learning, a student who has successfully completed modules for Continuous Professional Development within the MSc in Older Person Rehabilitation programme, and/or has completed relevant university postgraduate modules in a cognate area at similar NFQ level (subject to approval of the Programme Team), and who meets the entry requirements for the Postgraduate Certificate in Older Person Rehabilitation, can apply to register for the Postgraduate Certificate in Older Person Rehabilitation with exemptions granted for modules taken within the previous five years.
Acceptance of a candidate onto the Postgraduate Certification in Older Person Rehabilitation is subject to Garda/Police Clearance. Click here to view UCC's Student Garda Vetting Policy.
CPD module credit towards the MSc in Older Person Rehabilitation
In accordance with UCC's policy on Recognition of Prior Learning, a student who has successfully completed modules for Continuous Professional Development within the MSc in Older Person Rehabilitation programme, and/or has completed relevant university postgraduate modules in a cognate area at similar NFQ level (subject to approval of the Programme Team), and who meets the entry requirements for the MSc in Older Person Rehabilitation, can apply to register for the MSc in Older Person Rehabilitation with exemptions granted for modules taken within the previous five years.
Acceptance of a candidate onto the MSc in Older Person Rehabilitation is subject to Garda/Police Clearance. Click here to view UCC's Student Garda Vetting Policy.
Dementia
The Continuing Professional Development Modules in Dementia are designed to provide students from a range of different professional backgrounds with interdisciplinary learning in cognition and dementia. Classes are held in day blocks, during weekdays. A ten-credit module equates to 200-250 hours of learning, including approximately 40-50 hours of structured contact time.
Students may take one or both of the following modules:
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| CG6015 | Understanding Cognitive Disorders and Dementia | 10 |
| CG6016 | Advanced Issues in Dementia Care | 10 |
CPD module credit towards the Postgraduate Certificate in Dementia
In accordance with UCC's policy on Recognition of Prior Learning, a student who has successfully completed modules for Continuous Professional Development within the MSc in Dementia programme, and/or has completed relevant university postgraduate modules in a cognate area at similar NFQ level (subject to approval of the Programme Team), and who meets the entry requirements for the Postgraduate Certificate in Dementia, can apply to register for the Postgraduate Certificate in Dementia with exemptions granted for modules taken within the previous five years.
Acceptance of a candidate onto the Postgraduate Certificate in Dementia is subject to Garda Vetting. Click here to view UCC's Student Garda Vetting Policy.
CPD module credit towards the MSc in Dementia
In accordance with UCC's policy on Recognition of Prior Learning, a student who has successfully completed modules for Continuous Professional Development within the MSc in Dementia programme, and/or has completed relevant university postgraduate modules in a cognate area at similar NFQ level (subject to approval of the Programme Team), and who meets the entry requirements for the MSc in Dementia, can apply to register for the MSc in Dementia with exemptions granted for modules taken within the previous five years.
Acceptance of a candidate onto the MSc in Dementia is subject to Garda Vetting. Click here to view UCC's Student Garda Vetting Policy.
School of Nursing and Midwifery
NU6116 Advanced Practice in Nursing (10 Credits) and NU6154 Advanced Practice in Midwifery (10 Credits) - specific entry criteria
Applicants must have a minimum of 7 years post-registration experience. The required experience must have been gained within the past 8 years with at least 5 years in the area in which advanced nursing or midwifery practice is being pursued. In addition, applicants must:
- demonstrate continuous professional development and have completed a Master's degree;
- provide evidence of support from their employer and a completed Site Self-Declaration Form, signed by the Director of Nursing/Midwifery/Public Health/ authorised Nurse/Midwife Manager;
- provide nomination and confirmation of a designated medical practitioner mentor/and or Advanced Nurse or Midwife Practitioner mentor (completed Site Self-Declaration Form, signed by the Medical Practitioner/Advanced Nurse Practitioner Mentor) who will provide the student with supervision, support and learning opportunities including opportunities to practice under supervision to gain the required competencies and clinical competence to practice at an advanced level in nursing or midwifery.
Applicants must contact their Director of Nursing/Midwifery/Public Health/authorised Nurse Manager to discuss the identified need for advanced nursing or midwifery practice in his/her practice area/organisation.
The following modules are available:
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| MH5085 | Obesity Management and Prevention Training for Healthcare Professionals (not on offer in 2021/22) | 5 |
| MH6014 | Advanced Research Methods for Healthcare Professionals 1 | 10 |
| MH6016 | Advance Care Planning 1 | 5 |
| MH6029 | Decision Making and Advanced Practice Professional Roles | 10 |
| MH6030 | Leadership, Quality Improvement and Governance for Advanced Clinical Practice | 10 |
| MH6032 | Effective Communication in Healthcare 2 | 10 |
| MH6099 | Introduction to End-of-Life Decision-Making (not on offer in 2022/23) 3 | 5 |
| MH6112 | Ethical Controversies in End-of-Life Care (not on offer in 2022/23) 3 | 10 |
| MH6136 | Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) Models:Behavioural Activation for Depression (not on offer in 2021/22) 4 | 5 |
| NU5007 | Acute and Chronic Wound Care for Healthcare Professionals | 5 |
| NU5077 | Diabetes Management (not on offer in 2021/22) | 5 |
| NU5082 | History Taking and Physical Assessment for Nursing Practice (**Registered Nurses Only**) | 5 |
| NU5083 | Informatics for Healthcare Professionals (not on offer in 2021/22) | 5 |
| NU5084 | Prevention and Control of Infection in Healthcare (not on offer in 2021/22) | 5 |
| NU5086 | Complementary Therapies in Healthcare | 5 |
| NU5087 | Practice and Principles of Health Promotion (not on offer in 2021/22) | 5 |
| NU5090 | Clinical Audit for Health Care Professionals (not on offer in 2021/22) | 5 |
| NU5091 | Principles of Orthopaedic Nursing (**Registered Nurses Only** (not on offer in 2021/22)) | 5 |
| NU5098 | National Foundation Module in Critical Care Nursing (**Registered Nurses Only**) 5 | 10 |
| NU6005 | Evidence Based Practice for Healthcare Professionals | 10 |
| NU6043 | Adults and Older People in the Community (not on offer in 2021/22) | 5 |
| NU6044 | Health and Health Promotion: Concepts and Principles (not on offer in 2021/22) | 5 |
| NU6053 | Professional, Ethical, and Legal Decision-making in Practice (not on offer in 2021/22) | 5 |
| NU6070 | Clinical Leadership & Management for Practice Enhancement in Nursing & Midwifery | 10 |
| NU6078 | Optimising health and wellbeing in older people | 10 |
| NU6079 | Promoting Positive Ageing and Planning for End of Life | 5 |
| NU6080 | Leadership, Organisational Change & Practice Development | 10 |
| NU6085 | Wound Care for Healthcare Professionals | 5 |
| NU6093 | Medical and Surgical Nursing of Individuals with Renal Problems (not on offer in 2021/22) | 5 |
| NU6095 | Primary Health Care Services in the Community (not on offer in 2021/22) | 5 |
| NU6096 | Nursing in the Community in Primary Health Care 1 (not on offer in 2021/22) | 10 |
| NU6107 | Medical and Surgical Nursing of Individuals with Gastrointestinal Problems (not on offer in 2021/22) | 5 |
| NU6116 | Advanced Practice in Nursing (not on offer in 2021/22) | 10 |
| NU6117 | Contemporary Approaches to Dementia, Stroke, and Mental Health in Later Life | 10 |
| NU6123 | Independent Study in Advanced Nursing or Midwifery Practice (**Registered Nurses/Midwives Only** (not on offer in 2021/22) | 5 |
| NU6125 | Professional Practice Issues for Nurses and Midwives (**Registered Nurses/Midwives Only**) | 10 |
| NU6127 | Elective Orthopaedic Nursing - Adult (**Registered Nurses Only** (not on offer in 2021/22) | 10 |
| NU6128 | Orthopaedic Trauma Nursing - Adult (**Registered Nurses Only** (not on offer in 2021/22) | 10 |
| NU6145 | Foundations of Cancer Care | 10 |
| NU6150 | Nursing Management of Neonates (**Registered Nurses/Registered Children's Nurses/Midwives working in neonatal or paediatric care Only**) | 10 |
| NU6152 | Medical and Surgical Nursing of Individuals with Cardiorespiratory Problems 6 | 10 |
| NU6153 | Preparation for Birth and Parenthood Facilitation (**Registered Midwives/Public Health Nurses Only**) 7 | 10 |
| NU6154 | Advanced Practice in Midwifery (not on offer in 2021/22) | 10 |
| NU6158 | Evidence Based Cervical Screening | 10 |
| NU6167 | Maternity Critical Care (**Registered Nurses/Midwives Only**) | 10 |
| NU6169 | Authority to Refer for Radiological Procedures 8 | 10 |
| NU6171 | Principles in Critical Care Nursing (**Registered Nurses/Midwives Only**) 9 | 10 |
| NU6172 | Advanced Mental Health Assessment | 15 |
| NU6173 | The theory and application of psychosocial interventions. | 10 |
| NU6174 | Transitioning into the Role of the Clinical Nurse/Midwife Manager (**Registered Nurses/Midwives Only**) | 10 |
| NU6302 | Practice Enhancement for Quality Healthcare 10 | 10 |
| NU6303 | Advancing Practice for Patient Safety 10 | 10 |
| NU6304 | Advanced Research Methods Applied to Healthcare 10 | 10 |
| NU6306 | Clinical Leadership for Healthcare Quality Improvement 9 | 10 |
| NU6310 | Implementation of Evidence-Based Practice for Quality Improvement in Healthcare 11 | 10 |
| NU6312 | Contemporary Issues in Healthcare 10 | 10 |
| NU6313 | Digital Healthcare 10 | 10 |
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Applicants must be practising professionals (Nursing, Medicine, Social Work, Occupational Therapy, Speech and Language Therapy, Education or other allied disciplines) with registration with the relevant professional regulatory body. Applicants for MH6014 Advanced Research Methods for Healthcare Professionals must have achieved a pass result in a postgraduate research methods module equivalent to NU6005 Evidence Based Practice for Healthcare Professionals (10 credits).
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Applicants for MH6032 Effective Communication in Healthcare must have:
- - An honours primary degree or an equivalent qualification in an appropriate healthcare profession* to be approved by the programme team.
- - Applicants who do not meet these requirements, may, by virtue of their training and experience, at the discretion of the Programme Team, be deemed suitable for entry to the module. Such candidates may be requested to undergo an interview.
*A relevant health care profession includes but is not limited to medicine, nursing, pharmacy, dentistry, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech and hearing science, psychology, social science, pastoral care, art therapy.
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Applicants must satisfy the following specific entry requirements:
Normally hold a Honours primary degree (minimum of a Second Class Honours Grade I):- in a relevant subject (e.g. nursing, medicine, pharmacy, clinical therapies, philosophy, law, theology, social sciences)
or - in any discipline and either possess a postgraduate qualification in a relevant field or show evidence of at least two years' work experience in a relevant field.
Applicants with a Second Class Honours Grade 2 will also be considered on a case by case basis.
Note: In exceptional circumstances, applicants without a primary degree may be recommended for entry to the module after a review of their individual qualifications and experience by the course committee.
- in a relevant subject (e.g. nursing, medicine, pharmacy, clinical therapies, philosophy, law, theology, social sciences)
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Applicants for MH6136 Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) Models:Behavioural Activation for Depression must be practising Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapists with evidence of a core qualification and registration with their relevant body eg NMBI. Applicants must have completed a postgraduate course (NFQ Level 9) in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.
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This module has intakes in Semesters 1, 2 and 3. Applicants must be practising nurses with evidence of current registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI) or evidence that registration with the NMBI will be complete by the proposed commencement date of the module. Applicants must provide evidence that they will be working in a critical care environment (for a minimum of 19.5 hours/week). Applicants must provide a letter of support from their respective Director of Nursing and confirmation of having secured a clinical facilitator/preceptor for the duration of the module. This module is delivered online and via on campus/clinical site workshops and lectures.
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This module is open to registered general nurses only, who work in a non-critical care area (i.e. ward-based).
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Places on these modules are limited and are offered to applicants from the HSE South/South West Hospital Group or Community Health Organisation Area 4 in the first instance. Any remaining places may be offered to applicants not from these organisations. If additional places are available, they will be offered to applicants providing antenatal education within the public health services based on timing of application.
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Applicants for NU6169 Authority to Refer for Radiological Procedures must in addition satisfy the following:
- Have completed a module in patient physical assessment.
- Have a minimum of 1 year's recent post registration clinical experience in nursing within the last 3 years.
- Provide evidence from an employer by way of a completed site declaration form, signed by the Director of Nursing / Authorised Nurse Manager, the nominated Clinical Supervisor (Medical Practitioner) and the Head of Radiology (Consultant Radiologist). This must contain confirmation of a designated Medical Practitioner who will act as a Clinical Supervisor providing supervision, support and learning opportunities, including opportunities to practice under supervision to gain the required competencies and clinical competence in authority to refer for radiological procedures.
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Applicants for NU6171 Principles in Critical Care Nursing must be certified in Basic Life Support (BLS).
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Applicants must be qualified healthcare professionals registered with the regulatory body in their country of residence. Applicants must have a primary degree, NFQ Level 8 or equivalent. Applicants for NU6304 Advanced Research Methods Applied to Healthcare must have achieved a pass result in a postgraduate research methods module equivalent to NU6310 Implementation of Evidence-Based Practice for Quality Improvement in Healthcare (10 credits).
Note: In exceptional circumstances, applicants who do not fulfil this entry requirement may be recommended for entry to the programme following a review of their individual qualifications and experience by the programme committee. Some such applicants may be invited for interview to satisfy the selection committee of their suitability for the programme. Admission to such applicants will be subject to the approval of the School of Nursing and Midwifery.
Apart from NU6116, NU6123, and NU6154 these modules will not necessarily run unless minimum recruitment targets of 10 students are achieved.
Students who complete CPD modules may apply for exemptions from similar or relevant modules if taken within a five year period.
School of Pharmacy
The following modules are available:
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| MH5001 | Health Literacy for Health and Social Care Settings | 5 |
| PF6504 | Coagulation Management for Healthcare Professionals | 5 |
Note: Modules may not be run unless there is a minimum requirement of 10 participants.
The following modules from the MSc in Clinical Pharmacy are also available to take as CPD:
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| PF6001 | Biostatistics/Critical Appraisal | 5 |
| PF6005 | Pharmacoeconomics | 5 |
| PF6006 | Pharmacotherapy II: Endocrinology, CNS, Musculoskeletal and Infectious Disease | 15 |
| PF6007 | Pharmacotherapy III: Special Populations | 10 |
| PF6009 | Pharmacotherapy I: Renal, CVS, Respiratory and Gastrointestinal Diseases | 15 |
| PF6010 | Drugs and Therapeutics: Safety, Efficacy and Rational Use | 10 |
A student who successfully completes and passes a module under CPD and who satisfies the programme eligibility criteria may be eligible for exemptions if he/she subsequently undertakes a Postgraduate Certificate/Postgraduate Diploma/MSc in Clinical Pharmacy within five years from the date of successful completion of the module (and subject to the module being offered on the Postgraduate Certificate/Postgraduate Diploma/MSc Clinical Pharmacy programmes).
School of Public Health
Occupational Health
As part of UCC's commitment to Continuing Professional Development (CPD), modules available in the MSc in Occupational Health, the MSc in Occupational Health (Online) are offered as CPD modules in the College of Medicine and Health.
These modules are available for external individuals to attend as independent modules, having as target groups essentially: Health and Safety Professionals in Industry and Healthcare, Occupational Health Nurses, Self-employed Occupational Health and Safety Consultants, Human Resources Managers among others. These modules are also available to Healthcare Professionals - doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, pharmacists, allied healthcare professionals among others.
Candidates who satisfy the programme eligibility criteria may, subject to the approval of the Programme Director/Coordinator, be permitted to take the individual modules referred below, as part of UCC's commitment to Continuing Professional Development (CPD), and be provided with a relevant transcript of marks.
The modules available to be taken under these conditions are (to a maximum of 20 credits in total):
Modules from the MSc Occupational Health:
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| AD6800 | Training and Development Issues in Occupational Health | 5 |
| EH6015 | Occupational Health and Safety Management in the Workplace | 10 |
| EH6017 | Principles, Theory and Application of Risk Assessment and Management Programmes | 10 |
| EH6041 | Psychology Applied to Occupational Health and Safety | 5 |
| EH6059 | Principles of Psychosocial Epidemiology | 5 |
| EH6060 | Risk Assessment and Management of Psychosocial Work Risks | 5 |
Modules from the MSc Occupational Health (Online):
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| EH6109 | Occupational Health and Safety Management in the Workplace (Online) | 10 |
| EH6110 | Risk Assessment and Implementation of Health and Safety Management Programmes | 10 |
| LW6109 | Occupational Health, Safety and Welfare Law (online) | 10 |
| EH6140 | Environmental Health: Principal Aspects and Burden of Disease | 5 |
| EH6141 | Psychosocial Epidemiology (online) | 5 |
| EH6142 | Risk Assessment and Management of Psychosocial Risks (online) | 5 |
A student, if admitted to the course, who successfully completes and passes a module under CPD will be eligible for exemptions if he/she is admitted to the MSc in Occupational Health or the MSc in Occupational Health (Online) within five years from the date of successful completion of the module (and subject to the module being offered on the MSc in Occupational Health or the MSc in Occupational Health (Online)).
Clinical Trials
The following modules from the MSc in Clinical Trials (online) are available:
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| EH6123 | Fundamentals of Clinical Trials | 10 |
| EH6124 | Introduction to Clinical Trial Design and Analysis | 10 |
| EH6125 | Ethics, Data Management and Quality in Clinical Trials | 10 |
Programmes in the College of Medicine and Health
As part of UCC's commitment to Continuing Professional Development (CPD), healthcare professionals may take a one-off module from the following programmes and be provided with a relevant transcript of marks:
- Postgraduate Diploma in Palliative Care
- Master of Public Health
- MSc (Clinical Pharmacy)
- Master of Dental Public Health
Examinations
Full details and regulations governing Examinations for each programme will be contained in the Marks and Standards Book and for each module in the Book of Modules.