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At the Centre for Inter-Professional Postgraduate Education and Training (CIPPET) our aim is to create a flexible, appropriately trained and enthusiastic workforce that is equipped to perform current and future tasks within rapidly changing healthcare environments.
CIPPET programmes allow you to develop your skills and knowledge alongside your peers, through flexible workplace-based learning. Our programmes are designed to fit around, and complement, your working life.
Train to become an independent and supplementary prescriber on our Non-Medical Prescribing postgraduate programmes for allied health professionals, nurses, and pharmacists.
This co-supervised top-up programme is for students who have completed the relevant modules to PG Diploma-level and wish to continue their studies.
Experienced practising healthcare professionals can apply to study our MSc Advanced Clinical Practice aligned to the Multi-Professional Framework for Advanced Clinical Practice in England.
CIPPET offers educational training stand-alone modules in a range of topics relevant to healthcare practice to help you develop your practice.
We use blended learning, including online support and face to face online workshops and tutorials, throughout your modules to embed the theory into practice.
On-campus study days allow you to network with other healthcare professionals from a range of other settings and can be beneficial in career progression.
We encourage students to interact and learn from one another as well as form peer support networks that often last after the modules have finished.
We provide support and training for workplace-based supervisors to ensure the quality of your learning experience. Where workplace-based learning is critical, we undertake site visits (virtual or in person) with you and your supervisor.
We use a range of assessment methods across different modules to help you demonstrate knowledge, skills and behaviours that reflect on your holistic professional practice.
We offer flexible, work-based programmes for healthcare practitioners who want to continue their professional development and advance their careers. All of our prescribing programmes are aligned to the Prescribing Competency Framework for All Prescribers.
We are accredited by the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC), the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and the Nursing & Midwifery Council (NMC), and have Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) Foundation School status.
All of our teaching staff are clinical professionals by background and trained educators. We understand your professional and educational needs, and aim for all our teaching to be applied to clinical practice where we can to provide clinical context.
We will support you in building a personal learning plan to enhance your career prospects.
Many modules include a framework assessment which we encourage you to continue using as a personal learning plan after you’ve finished the module.
You will be assigned a named programme tutor for each module. An academic tutor will be allocated based on your background and module choice to ensure you are able to have contextual discussions.
We can help you meet your professional regulator revalidation requirements and attain leadership body credentials.
Our programmes are based on developing your professional competence and confidence. They are designed to fit into your working patterns and include academic work days on campus, self-directed study time, assessment and workplace-based learning.
Days on campus will allow you to network with healthcare professionals from a range of employers and sectors, and help you to identify future career options.
Find out more from our students and staff about what it's like to study and work in the ºÚ¹Ï³ÔÁÏÍø School of Pharmacy.