PGCert: 12 months part time
PGDip: 12-24 months part time
MClinRes: 12-36 months part time
Fees per academic year 2013-14
UK and EU: part time £1,835 (12 months accelerated programmes: £4,670)
Fees for students whose fee status is classed as international are £5,335 and for 12 months accelerated part time programmes are £10,520.
Please note that for international students it is a requirement of student visas that you must be following a full-time degree programme. However, in some circumstances part time study is possible. It is also possible to undertake the PGCert (e-learning) and PGDip (e-learning) in your home country.
More information is available about tuition fees and discounts.
This programme has been developed, and is delivered, by Newcastle University with Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. It provides recent graduates and professionals within the NHS, ancillary services and industry with a comprehensive understanding of the processes involved in planning, conducting, analysing and writing up clinical research in the context of your own research roles, responsibilities and interests.
The programme is structured so that you can complete modules and progress through the awards. If you complete 60, 120 or 180 credits within the agreed timescale you will graduate with a Postgraduate Certificate, Postgraduate Certificate (e-learning), Postgraduate Diploma (e-learning) Postgraduate Diploma or MClinRes, respectively.
The programme has the following pathways, leading to different awards:
Clinical Research MClinRes; PGDip; PGCert
Clinical Research (Leadership) MClinRes; PGDip; PGCert
Clinical Research (Ageing) MClinRes; PGDip; PGCert
To be considered for the Certificate, Diploma or MClinRes, you should have either a minimum of a second-class Honours degree in a relevant subject or an MB BS or BDS, or equivalent. We also welcome applications from professionals who have an appropriate degree, or equivalent professional qualifications in a profession allied to medicine, and have at least two years’ post-qualification experience. Applicants whose first language is not English require IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 90 (internet based), or equivalent.
Our INTO Newcastle University Centre can provide extra tuition to help you meet the University's English language requirements.
The UK Border Agency (UKBA) has rules for international students regarding minimum English language requirements.
A number of previous students have acquired funding from Non-Medical Education and Training (NMET) or the Medical Research Council (MRC).
More information on scholarships, studentships, bursaries and other funding is available from our database.Visit our postgraduate application site.
The application deadline is 31 August but late applications will be considered on an individual basis. International students applying for September 2012 entry should apply by Friday 13 July 2012 to ensure that they have time to put appropriate arrangements in place.
Please note: As a formal condition of the offer to study at Newcastle University, students from outside the UK/EU are required to pay a deposit of £1,500 or submit an official letter of sponsorship for their chosen programme. The deposit payment is non refundable, but will be deducted from tuition fees upon registration.
For further information please contact:
Programme Coordinator
Newcastle Biomedicine
Telephone: +44 (0) 191 222 5199
E-mail: pgclinres@ncl.ac.uk
http://www.ncl.ac.uk/biomedicine/study/postgraduate/taught/pgclinres/
This programme is within the subject area of Biomedicine.