Specialist program Hon. Higher Years: 1. Four courses in Language and Literature 2. NMC Y and one other course in Archaeology 3. Three courses in History 4. Either a one course in each of Language and Literature, Archaeology and History or b three courses in either Language and Literature, Archaeology or History 2. Check with the Undergraduate Coordinator to avoid disappointment later.
Three courses in modern Hebrew 4. Two other approved courses. Two other approved Language and Literature courses. Minor program B. Master Occupational Therapy. Doctoral Post Professional Occupational Therapist. Healthcare Management Bachelor Healthcare Management. Online Application NMC offers an online application on our website. Application Materials When you have completed your online application, you can begin gathering your application materials.
If you start a new application, this questionnaire will be part of the application. Written Statement - Applicants are asked to submit a written statement based on the writing prompts provided.
The written statement can be composed as an essay or by answering each of the questions individually. Applicants should visit the website of their desired academic program to learn about any additional requirements. Application Deadlines It's important to submit your application and materials by the posted application deadline. Frequently Asked Questions Where and how do I send my transcripts?
Are there additional application requirements for International Students? We need an official copy of your high school transcripts, no matter when you graduated. Who can I call with questions about my application?
Topics: preparing for college , admissions. About the Author. Students on this course have recently undertaken DMU Global trips to places such as Peru, where they took part in healthcare programmes, as well as India, where they helped to improve the health of communities living there. Another trip gave students the opportunity to examine the social and health inequalities faced in America.
This will give you a clearer idea of what it's like to live and study at DMU and a snapshot of the courses we offer, correct at the time of going to press. We welcome applications from UK and international students with a wide range of qualifications and experience.
We are happy to help guide you through the process and answer any questions you might have. Studying here gives easy access to the vibrant hub of entertainment, shopping and culture that is Leicester.
There are clubs, bars and pubs, as well as festivals, live music, theatres and cinemas. Find out more. We offer a range of high-standard accommodation for our students, with nine halls of residence — and around 2, rooms — all of which are within easy walking distance of the campus. There is a choice of mixed or same-gender flats, shared kitchen and laundry facilities, furnished bedrooms some with en suite facilities and internet access.
We have a dedicated team to help deal with any issues you may have before, during and after your studies. From finding accommodation and settling in, to arranging academic support during your studies - our support team can help directly or point you in the right direction of someone who can. Find out why our students are proud to say IchoseDMU. Interviews will be delivered via Microsoft Teams. Work experience : Yes Applicants are required to demonstrate relevant work experience.
You must meet and fulfil all non-academic requirements before 18th July Failure to meet this deadline may result in your offer being withdrawn. Structure and assessment Course modules Teaching and assessments Expertise and accreditation.
Click here for more detailed module information Note: All modules are subject to change in order to keep content current. Teaching methods include: Lectures face to face and online Seminars Webinars Workshops Presentations Tutorials Simulation activities Clinical skills learning Enquiry-based problem solving Independent e-learning Peer learning sets You will complete blocks of clinical placements 40 hours per week and blocks comprised of theory and independent learning hours up to an equivalent of Assessments A variety of approaches are used to assess theory and practice.
Teaching contact hours Contact hours in a typical week will depend to some extent on the modules you are studying. Facilities and features. Clinical skills and simulation facilities for Health and Life Sciences At DMU we provide clinical skills and simulation teaching and practice that will enhance your theoretical learning by using a realistic, immersive environment that mimics the practice environments you will encounter during your clinical placements and in your career beyond.
Library and learning zones On campus, the main Kimberlin Library offers a space where you can work, study and access a vast range of print materials, with computer stations, laptops, plasma screens and assistive technology also available.
More flexible ways to learn We offer an equitable and inclusive approach to learning and teaching for all our students.
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