Master in Clinical Community Nursing, PGCert

The Non-Medical Prescribing module runs for 13 taught days, 13 directed study days and includes 90 clinical hours, giving you hands-on experience in prescribing within community settings.

This PGCert is aimed at qualified community nurses and other health professionals who have at least three years’ post-registration experience and are currently working in a community clinical role. You must be registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council, have a current Enhanced DBS check and a practice supervisor who can support your learning.

The programme consists of two compulsory modules – a 40-credit Non-Medical Prescribing module and a 20-credit Advanced Clinical Examination Skills module – delivered part-time over one year. Learning combines live lectures, group seminars and practical clinical skills, allowing you to apply new knowledge directly to your work context.

University of Central Lancashire, located in Preston, United Kingdom, is a historic institution founded in 1828. You'll find a unique blend of tradition and modernity here. As an international student, you'll benefit from the university's strong foundation, diverse student body, and opportunities for growth in a city with a rich industrial heritage.

The university focuses on many fields, including engineering, business, and medicine. Specifically, research areas like health sciences and technology are key strengths. You'll have access to many programs and resources that can help you achieve your academic goals.

In Preston, you'll experience a mix of urban and natural environments. The city offers many cultural activities, and you'll be close to major cities like Manchester and Liverpool. On campus, you can expect modern facilities and active student clubs, providing a great balance of academic and social life. As you explore your interests, opportunities for you include joining student organizations, participating in research projects, or simply enjoying the local scenery.