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Undergraduate

Actuarial Science

BSc (Hons)
Discover Cass Business School’s BSc (Hons) in Actuarial Science. In this course you’ll delve into stochastic models, finance and financial reporting, business and, naturally, actuarial science itself. Find out more about the BSc (Hons) in Actuarial Science. This is extraordinary calling. Come and be a part of it.
Duration: 3 years
Course code: G322 / G321 with professional placement
Foundation

Actuarial Science (Foundation)

Discover the Foundation Year in Actuarial Science, which is a one-year, full-time course. Students who complete the programme will be able to go on to study a variety of undergraduate degrees in Mathematics and Actuarial Science. This is extraordinary calling. Come and be a part of it.
Duration: 1 year
Course code: G320
CPD

Acute and High Dependency Care Core Skills

The purpose of this module is to develop your core knowledge and practice in high dependency nursing care. Module Code: NM3224
Course code: NM3224
CPD

Acute and High Dependency Care Specialist Role Development

This module aims to address the core competence base of specialist practitioners and allied healthcare professionals having to care for acute and high dependency patients with, or who are likely to develop, single organ failure or have recognised critical care needs beyond the expectation of ''normal'' ward care. Module Code: NM3225
Course code: NM3225
CPD

Acute and High Dependency Care: Specialist Role Development

This module aims to address the core competence base of specialist practitioners and allied healthcare professionals having to care for acute and high dependency patients with, or who are likely to develop, single organ failure or have recognised critical care needs beyond the expectation of ''normal'' ward care. Module Code: APM049
Course code: APM049
Short Courses

Adobe Illustrator

This Adobe Illustrator Short Course is a hands-on evening course that will teach you how to create your own illustrations, art and logos.
CPD

Adolescent Sexual Health

This day is developed for nurses who wish to have an insight as to the adolescent's development and the key issues around body image, developing sexuality, the use of contraception, sexually transmitted infection, teenage pregnancy and abortion.
Duration: Full day
Course code: CS6032
Postgraduate

Adult and Mental Health Nursing (pre-registration)

MSc
Adult Mental Health Pre-Registration Degree - This pre-registration programme will enhance the abilities of health professionals within mental health care.
Duration: 3 years
Course code: 3412
CPD

Adult Dysphagia Training

This introductory course will support nurses and healthcare assistants in understanding swallowing difficulties. The hands on workshop will also highlight common approaches to managing swallowing difficulties, both in acute and community settings. This course is tailored to healthcare staff working in elderly care or neurology specialties.
Duration: Full day
Course code: CS6006
Postgraduate

Adult Mental Health (Advanced Practice in Health and Social Care)

MSc / Postgrad Diploma / Postgrad Certificate
Adult Mental Health MSc Degree - This programme is designed to enhance the abilities of health professionals within mental health care.
Duration: The normal period of registration for this programme is one year’s taught programme for full time students (plus up to one year for dissertation) or two years’ taught programme for part time students (plus up to one year for dissertation). The maximum period of registration for this programme is five years.
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