Professional Practice Mprof

The Professional Practice course offered at the University of the West of Scotland is designed for professionals who wish to further their career through the development of advanced skills and knowledge related to their field of practice. This course provides a flexible, trans-disciplinary study program which allows professionals to structure their studies around their professional needs and interests. Course Content: The course content is primarily built around negotiated learning, where the learner and tutor agree on learning objectives, content and assessment methods. This individual engagement allows learners to apply theory, policy and research in a manner that directly benefits their professional practice. The course also includes a dissertation which offers an opportunity to carry out a significant piece of self-managed research in an area of personal professional interest. Key Modules: Some of the key modules in this course include Professionally Oriented Studies, which provides an opportunity for students to engage in study or research that is specifically related to their professional practice, and Practitioner Enquiry, which allows professionals to systematically and critically investigate aspects of their own practice. Future Careers: The course aims to develop students' professional careers by providing them with the opportunities to implement and manage change, work effectively within a political and social environment, manage people and resources, and apply sophisticated decision-making techniques. The course also focuses on helping students develop advanced skills and knowledge in their field, which can enhance their professional value in the workplace. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.