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- EH6125 Ethics, Data Management and Quality in Clinical Trials
- EH6124 Introduction to Clinical Trial Design and Analysis
- CPD Clinical Therapies
- CPD1707 Communication & Hearing Across the Lifespan
- CPD1708 Advanced Practices in Paediatric Assessment of Hearing
- CT6103 Advanced Practices in Paediatric Assessment of Hearing
- CPD1755 Auditory rehabilitation in the Hearing-Impaired Adult Population
- CPD1770 Tinnitus and Hyperacusis: Assessment, Aetiology and Management
- CPD1769 Psychological Management of Tinnitus: Principles of CBT and Mindfulness
- CPD1768 Objective Assessment of Hearing: Principles of Auditory Evoked Potentials in Paediatric and Adult Populations
- CPD1766 Advanced Diagnostics of Otological and nNeuro-otological Pathologies in Adults with Hearing Loss
- CPD1777 Introduction to Musculoskeletal Ultrasound for Physiotherapists
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- CPD1702 Adult Intravenous Cannulation Course
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- CPD1780 ICH-Good Clinical Practice for Investigators & Site staff – REFRESHER
- CPD1781 ICH-Good Clinical Practice for Investigators & Site staff
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Types of CPD
Credit-Bearing CPD (5 Credit or 10 Credit University Modules)
As part of UCCs commitment to lifelong learning and continuing professional development, a selection of short part-time modules are on offer in UCC.
These Continuing Professional Modules (CPDs) are stand-alone modules and can be undertaken after a primary degree or equivalent has been achieved. Recognition for completion of these modules is in the form of a transcript of results. The CPD modules allow for flexibility in learning such that you can take one or more modules up to a maximum of 15 credits in any academic year. Generally modules have a 5 credit or 10 credit weighting. Students can only take 20 credits worth of individual CPD modules in total. If you wish to continue studying having taken 20 credits you will have to apply for the full programme. In some cases the completion of a CPD module may allow exemptions from sections of a programme if a student subsequently applies for a relevant Postgraduate Certificate or Diploma within a certain timeframe of completion. This time varies between 3 and 5 years depending on the content of the CPD module and full programme. Further information on CPD Modules can be found here: CPD Module FAQ's Frequently Asked Questions https://www.ucc.ie/en/cpd/options/faqs/
CPD Offerings (No ECTS Credit -Bearing Offerings); CPD Short Courses, Training Days, Workshops
CPD Offerings take place in UCC throughout the whole year, across all Colleges, Schools, Departments, Units and Centres. We have currently classified the CPD based on the College/School that offers it, but keep in mind that offerings outside of your professional area may also meet requirements for your CPD. For example, those in Finance may find themselves looking towards Civil Engineering for some CPD in relation to Renewable Energy. Make sure you have a good look at what's on offer and find a fit that is beneficial and rewarding.
If you don't see something here that you think would be of value to your profession or within your industry, please contact the Centre for CPD (cpd@ucc.ie) - our aim is for CPD to be responsive to your needs and so your input is vital.
Browse CPD Offerings (No-Credit Bearing CPDs) https://www.ucc.ie/en/cpd/a-z/