Education for health and social care professionals
The Multiple Sclerosis Society works with various education partners on a wide range of courses at undergraduate and postgraduate level for CPD.
This section contains information on current and forthcoming courses.
This section contains information on current and forthcoming courses.
MS Care in the Community
A distance learning course for primary care professionals.Professional Diploma in MS Care
Open to Health and Social Care professionals, the course leads to the Professional Diploma which carries 45 credits at level 6.e-learning MSc
Open to health and social care professionals, these postgraduate, level 7, distance learning courses in multiple sclerosis practice lead to the award of MSc.MS: Psychosocial perspectives
This five day module is being offered by Birmingham City University. Students will be required to attend the University on October 11-13, with a further two days tuition provided by distance learning.For further information on the course - Letter re course Oct 2010
For further details on the module content - Psychosocial Time Table-Oct 2010
Prospective students may be eligible for a bursary towards the cost of the module. For further information Education bursaries for professionals
BSc Specialist Practice in Health and Social Care - March 2011
Birmingham City University and the MS Society are pleased to announce the introduction of a Level 6, distance learning, web-based module in specialist practice. The module is aimed at all health and social care professionals wanting to develop and become competent specialist practitioners.The next course will commence on 07 March 2011 and will run until 27 June, with a break for Easter.
For further information see BSc Specialist Practice Flyer MS 2011 (2)
The MS Society can provide bursaries to help with the cost of the module. For further information, see Bursaries available
Foundation degree in Long Term Conditions
This degree, offered by the Faculty of Health and Social Care Sciences, Kingston University and St George’s, University of London, is aimed at associate practitioners and support workers.The individual modules are delivered by a mixture of face to face and online teaching. The modules will be available from September 2010.
Prospective applicants can apply for a bursary (see right) to help with the course fees.
For information on the course, Flier Feb 2010
For information on an open day on 12 May, May-Invite
For information on individual modules, preparatory module










