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PgDip Tissue Viability (Professional Practice) at Birmingham City University

Birmingham City University, United Kingdom

Programme overview

The Professional Practice Course is flexible, practice-led, responsive and aims to foster excellence. This course will develop knowledgeable, critical thinking, proactive, professional practitioners who are fit to meet the changing demands of modern healthcare provision in the global arena. The Professional Practice Course consists of a selection of modules that can be studied on their own or as part of an BSc/BSc (Hons) undergraduate or PG Cert/PG dip/ MSc postgraduate award.

Faculty: Faculty of Health, Education and Life Sciences  |  Department: Nursing and Midwifery  |  Duration: up to 5 years (part time) or 2 years (full time) part-time  |  Study mode: part-time  |  Intake: September 2026  |  Location: Birmingham, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

The course aims to address the learning needs of healthcare professionals caring for patients who either have - or are at risk of - developing wounds. You will examine and develop your professional practice and focus on current issues in the speciality. This will give you the opportunity to develop your theoretical knowledge in order to best meet the needs of your patients and the service.

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Entry requirements

Level 6 study. For entry onto the BSc/ BSc (Hons) students must have a relevant Diploma In Higher Education or 240 credits of which at least 120 credits are at level 5. Students who have a Dip HE or equivalent but do not have any previous BCU credits will need to complete three modules at Level 6. For entry onto the Graduate Certificate award, students must have a relevant bachelor’s degree or equivalent or a 60 credit Level 6 award in an appropriate subject area. Level 7 study. For entry into the Post Graduate Certificate/Post Graduate Diploma/MSc award students must have a relevant bachelor’s degree or equivalent or a 60 credit Level 6 award in an appropriate subject area. Applicants with evidence of successfully completed Level 6 study within the preceding 2 years. Where appropriate and on an individual basis students may be required to undertake a pre-course assessment to enable the course team to support students study skills. We will use this to navigate your appropriate pathway assessment. To prevent duplication of study, a student that has previously completed a Level 6 module or pathway award within the last 5 years cannot access the equivalent pathway award at Level 7.

Intake: September 2026

Duration: up to 5 years (part time) or 2 years (full time) part-time

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