MClinEd Clinical Education

The MCLinEd Clinical Education program offered by the University of East Anglia is a Master's degree course that supports the development of knowledge, skills and confidence in the role of a Clinical Educator. It's an ideal course for those practicing and aspiring clinical educators and is designed to help develop the educational knowledge and teaching skills required to work effectively as a clinical educator. Course Content: Participants in this course will learn to critically evaluate and conduct educational research, transforming the findings into their own practice. Students will examine the social and political influences affecting all sectors of education and will explore relevant educational theories to deepen their understanding and enhance their practice. The course provides the flexibility to study at a time that suits individual commitments.Key Modules: During completion of the MCLinEd Clinical Education course, students will be required to study modules such as Teaching and Learning in Higher Education, Assessment and Feedback in Higher Education, and The Emerging Clinical Educator. Other elective modules could include Change management, Medical education research project, and Dissertation.Accreditations: The University of East Anglia is an accredited institution and the MCLinEd Clinical Education course is recognized globally.Future Careers: This course equips students with high-level critical thinking and research skills that have relevance to a wide range of careers within the healthcare and education sectors. The increased rate of change in education necessitates educators who are up to date and capable of providing the best education to healthcare professionals.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.