CLINICAL CARE IN PRACTICE WORK-BASED PORTFOLIO

This module will provide you with the skills and knowledge that will help you develop professional competencies and clinical reasoning skills which will inform...

This module will provide you with the skills and knowledge that will help you develop professional competencies and clinical reasoning skills which will inform your clinical practice in providing high-quality ophthalmic patient care. You will utilise the knowledge that you gained from the Anatomy and Physiology, Clinical Case studies and Research and Statistics modules to effectively and competently assess ophthalmic patients, carry out the relevant clinical investigations and elicit relevant information to form a differential diagnosis. You will use your research knowledge to explore new development in ophthalmic practice and adopt evidence-based practice. You will be able to explore professional and ethical issues and evaluate the roles of other healthcare professionals in providing holistic integrated care pathways to improve patient care.

This module considers the challenges faced by small firms that are aiming to become big ones. It is an integrative course that focused on planning for, and...

This module considers the challenges faced by small firms that are aiming to become big ones. It is an integrative course that focused on planning for, and overcoming barriers to, growth. We look at both hard and soft skills and utilise an array of case studies, lectures, speakers and mini-workshops.

While on your year abroad you will study modules at the host institution relevant to your degree programme. Delivery methods and assessment will be determined...

While on your year abroad you will study modules at the host institution relevant to your degree programme. Delivery methods and assessment will be determined by the host institution. Your module choices should be approved by your Study Abroad Tutor at UCL. The grades you receive at the host institution will be converted into a single UCL equivalent mark which will represent your year abroad result.

Students undertaking the study abroad year in their 4th year must select modules at graduate level to meet the requirements of the integrated Masters programme.

Students must register for the study abroad programme by completing and submitting a Study Abroad Approval Form to the Study Abroad Team by the end of the autumn term of their second year.

During the spring term, students will participate in the Study Abroad Preparation Programme, the successful completion of which is a prerequisite for progression to the period of study abroad.