The following blog post contains a profile summary on one of our Diabetes Diploma Tutors, Gaynor Jones. This new series of blog posts will allow students to find out a little more about their tutors. Read Full Post »
The following blog post contains information for the Diploma and MSc courses in Diabetes and Endocrinology. The article contains the dates of the UK based lectures as well as the dates in which the modules start and end. Read Full Post »
The following blog post contains a list of our Diabetes Diploma students who graduated from the class of 2010-2011. Congratulations to all of you! Read Full Post »
The reflective journal or portfolio is a useful tool for recording your learning process on the course. It enables you to look back and reflect on the knowledge and skills you have gained from your studies, your thoughts on the course and what you wish to attain from it. Read Full Post »
There are three times as many postgraduate students than there were fifteen years ago within the UK alone and there are an ever-increasing number of medicine-related postgraduate courses available to study. Postgraduate courses are expensive and time consuming. Therefore, why are an increasing number of students undertaking postgraduate studies in medical specialities? And what is the benefit of choosing to study in a specialist area?
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