21 Oct 2026 (Available)
Apply by: 22 Oct 2026
New Session
Uxbridge
Attendance dates: 21 Oct 2026, 04 Nov 2026, 11 Nov 2026, 18 Nov 2026, 25 Nov 2026, 02 Dec 2026, 09 Dec 2026, 16 Dec 2026
03 Mar 2027 (Available)
Apply by: 04 Mar 2027
February
Uxbridge
Attendance dates: 03 Mar 2027, 10 Mar 2027, 17 Mar 2027, 07 Apr 2027, 14 Apr 2027, 21 Apr 2027, 28 Apr 2027, 05 May 2027
Course overview
03, 10, 17 Mar, 7, 14, 21, 28 Apr, 5 May 2027
This module is for healthcare professionals who are:
- interested in extending their knowledge and skills in caring for patients with cancer
- keen to improve their understanding of the issues faced by patients and loved ones with a diagnosis of cancer
- committed to developing their professional portfolio in this area of clinical practice.
Ideally, you should be working in a clinical area that offers regular contact with patients who have cancer.
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Funding
£860.00
Why choose BNU?
96% of BNU graduates are in employment, conducting further study, volunteering, travelling, or caring for others 15 months after graduating (HESA 2024)
Silver for Teaching Excellence (TEF 2023)
No. 1 in the UK for Student Satisfaction. Positivity ranking amongst registered students (NSS 2024)
Top 10 for Teaching Quality. The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2025
Course details
Course leader
Fiona Chalk
Administrator
Telephone
01494 522 141
Course delivery
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Prerequisites
A typical offer will include a minimum of six months' post-registration experience within a relevant area of practice.
Applicants must:
Be registered health care professional with for a minimum of six months' post-registration experience within a relevant area of practice.
Be educated at degree level to access Level 7 module ( master's study).
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