Negotiated Learning HEA3069
Overview
Work related learning is a very individualised approach to learning in the work place with each student negotiating their own learning outcomes and assessment strategy with their Supervisor. The module is designed to meet the needs of working professionals and allow the student to link theory with their own clinical practice. Each student will have a negotiated learning agreement that is agreed with their Negotiated Learning Supervisor.
| Module code: | HEA 3069 |
|---|---|
| Level: | 6 |
| Module credits: | 40 |
| Cost for new students: | TBC |
If your tuition fee is being paid by a sponsor or you are a sponsor paying a student’s fee, you are required to send a copy of a purchase order to [email protected].
For further guidance please visit: Sponsored students – Edge Hill University
Who is this module for?
Any practitioner involved in projects, research or someone who is interested in undertaking an in-depth review of an area of practice within their current role.
What are the key aims of the module?
You will negotiate the aims with your Supervisor.
How will I study?
This module normally requires attendance at one half-day tutorial and individual meetings with your supervisor. The module overall lasts 15 weeks.
What will I study?
You will negotiate the content with your Supervisor.
How will I be assessed?
Negotiated with your Supervisor and approved by the Negotiated Learning Approval Panel (NLAP).
On successful completion you will:
Negotiated with your Supervisor and approved by the Negotiated Learning Approval Panel (NLAP).
How to apply
Module availability varies from year to year and will be subject to minimum student numbers being achieved.Places will be allocated on a first come first served basis. Due to the popularity of some modules it may be that the module is fully booked when your application is received. We will include your details on a waiting list and allocate you a place on the next available intake
For details of how to apply, please visit the apply page.
Contact us
If you have any other queries about studying with us, please see the FAQ page.
For any other queries, you can contact the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Allied Health on [email protected].
Pathways
It can be studied on a stand alone basis or it is an optional module on the following programmes: