Course overview
The Regional Ultrasound Simulation Centre is fully integrated into the delivery of this module.
Course details
How you learn
You are taught at the University in five two-week blocks.
Various teaching methods are used including keynote lectures, small group teaching, problem-solving and decision-making exercises, practical ultrasound sessions and inter-professional workshops. You are encouraged to take ownership of your own and your peers’ learning. Direct contact time is supplemented with the virtual learning environment.
To become an autonomous ultrasound practitioner you are required to carry out a clinical placement. At your placement you develop the comprehensive and critical understanding to practice in your chosen area of ultrasound. You also have a clinical mentor who can guide you throughout your training and be an invaluable source of support.
How you are assessed
The award is assessed in three parts:
- a written case study (weighted 60%)
- a written clinical examination (weighted 40%)
- a final triggered assessment.
Entry requirements
Entry requirements
You need a PgC in Medical Ultrasound and a clinical placement.
