Coloproctology (Part time) University of East Anglia (UEA)

Study

Colorectal Surgery is the largest sub-speciality in General Surgery and this course aims to enhance the knowledge and skills of Colorectal Surgeons. The course complements current training systems and prepares students for a future career in a Coloproctologist post.

Structure

The centre of the course is a flexible e-learning hub where all learning and forum discussions take place; where all students' training needs are met, from access to directed reading, to feedback from course tutors resides. This allows students to study in a goal-directed way by organising their own time commitments. The course also includes problem-based learning scenarios, researching literature, ensuring theory and practice are based on strong scientific principles, and a research project with mentoring support, both online and locally.

Teaching

Norwich Medical School at the University of East Anglia have developed the first e-learning higher degree qualification in Coloproctology in the UK. It is a highly evidence-based programme delivered using Problem Based Learning (PBL) and innovative, leading assessment tools, including Script Concordance testing for assessing clinical reasoning and decision-making. As part of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, the School has a growing emphasis on inter-professional co-operation in teaching and research.

Employability

This specialised qualification offered by Norwich Medical School is designed to be beneficial for students to build their professional career in Coloproctology.

Entry requirements

Applicants must be: ST 5 or above, speciality doctor/associate specialist (2 years in Colorectal Surgery) or equivalent, registered with the GMC and MRCS or equivalent. All applicants must provide a complete, current CV.