65 Online programmes offered by the university

This Return to Social Work course offered by The University of Lancashire is for people who have a social work qualification, but haven't worked in the role for a while. It helps you re-engage with social work knowledge, law and contemporary practice.

The Medical Education - Coaching and Mentoring course offered by The University of Lancashire will explore different strategies used by professionals as well as literature around the topic. 

The Developing Leadership Skills course offered by The University of Lancashire allows health and social care practitioners to continue their professional development and achieve further qualifications in their field.

The Principles of Acute Oncology course offered by The University of Lancashire is for registered healthcare professionals. You'll learn the theories that underpin advanced clinical knowledge and skills in acute oncology.

The Spontaneous Labour and Birth, Evidence and Debate course offered by The University of Lancashire learn to apply theory and practical knowledge to midwifery practice for women and their partners to optimise physiological childbirth.

The Help to Grow course offered by The University of Lancashire will help you boost your leadership skills and business performance. 

Develop an understanding of Futsal and the laws of the game on this Futsal Coaching course offered by The University of Lancashire .

The Medical Education - Educational Theory to Educational Practice course offered by The University of Lancashire gives you the skills needed for teaching healthcare students.

The Advanced Communication Skills Training course offered by The University of Lancashire will enable senior clinicians to enhance their skills and their confidence so that the experience of all patients and relatives can be improved.

This Developing Palliative Care Practice course offered by The University of Lancashire is an exciting, contemporary, multi-professional module which relevant for those working across a range of settings, caring for children, young people and/or adults.

The Obesity Management programme from The University of Lancashire promotes evidence-based practice to help you deal with the complexities of obesity, whilst adopting a patient-centred approach.

The Clinical Exercise for the Prevention and Management of Disease programme from The University of Lancashire teaches you how to use the latest research to prescribe exercise in clinical settings.

The Exercise Medicine for Female Health programme from The University of Lancashire takes an evidence-based approach to the active female and female athlete health. You'll learn best practices for assessing and managing their health, including musculoskeletal management.

The Postgraduate Research Degrees in Psychology from The University of Lancashire will enable you to enhance your skills as a researcher and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in this field.

Suitable for a broad range of healthcare practitioners, the Professional Doctorate in Health (DProf) at The University of Lancashire is an exciting initiative, and will provide you with a high level, vocationally focused award.

Our unique Professional Practice Community and Social Care - Policy and Practice degree at The University of Lancashire is delivered entirely online, offering you a flexible route into doctorate-level study. 

The Professional Doctorate in Criminal Justice at The University of Lancashire provides an alternative award for the traditional Doctor of Philosophy (PhD).

The Medicine - Professional Development through CPD course offered by The University of Lancashire will help you develop skill sets needed for future roles in the health and social care sectors.

This Introduction to Social Research course offered by The University of Lancashire will provide an overview of key issues and debates associated with the production and evaluation of research for practice in social care.

The Management of Long Term Conditions course offered by The University of Lancashire allows health and social care practitioners to continue their professional development and achieve further qualifications in their field.