This postgraduate programme is aimed at healthcare professionals from a wide range of backgrounds, including medicine, nursing and allied healthcare disciplines, who are involved in the provision of care to cancer patients.
Cancer survivorship is recognised as a distinct period within the cancer continuum that commences at diagnosis and continues through until the end of life. The M.Sc. in Cancer Survivorship is the first of its kind in Ireland with no identical course offered internationally. It provides students with knowledge and skills to apply evidence-based practice to cancer survivorship care. Three postgraduate qualifications are available: a postgraduate certificate, a postgraduate diploma or a Masters in Cancer Survivorship.
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Closing date to apply - 31 July
| College | Trinity College Dublin |
| Course ID | 189387 |
| Course Location | Dublin |
| Location Postcode | Dublin 2 |
| Awarding Body | Trinity College Dublin |
| Awarding Body Details | NFQ Level 9 |
This Micro-credential is relevant to those interested in understanding and promoting equality, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) in work and society; civil society groups, public social service sectors with a focus on health, housing, education, older people, and under-represented or socially excluded groups.
The degree of Bachelor in Divinity is a higher degree awarded on the basis of examination and thesis.
This course is open to a wide range of professionals working in the field of intellectual disability who want to develop and strengthen their knowledge of ageing in people with an intellectual disability, in order to promote excellence in the delivery of care.
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