This Level 6 Study Skills module is designed for health and social care professionals aiming to enhance their academic abilities for future study at Level 6 and Level 7. The module covers essential study skills, fundamental numerical and IT competencies, and critical thinking. It also introduces students to various information technologies that support learning and communication in an online environment. The module is delivered entirely online, utilizing a consistent and familiar design for both pedagogy and technology across all content. This approach ensures a cohesive learning experience and fosters a sense of community among students.
The module is structured to introduce students to technologies for study, empowering them to act autonomously, plan their time and writing, and share their work effectively. It aims to develop skills in information retrieval, academic writing, numerical interpretation, and professional communication.
In addition to academic qualifications, non-native English speakers must demonstrate an appropriate level of English for postgraduate study.
Fees are for the first year only and may increase annually for courses longer than one year. Tuition fee instalments are due by the Monday of week 1 of each semester. Students leaving after week 4 are liable for full semester fees. Additional costs for specific course materials may apply.
To be considered for this module, you must meet the English language requirement of an IELTS Academic overall score of 6.5 if English is not your first language. Specific academic qualifications are not detailed in the provided information.
Tuition fees are £1,000 per single module for part-time study for UK Home students. International tuition fees are not specified. Estimated living costs in Oxford are £16,796 to £22,256 per year.
This module is delivered entirely online, using a consistent and familiar design for both teaching methods and technology to ensure a cohesive learning experience.
You will develop essential study skills, including critical thinking, fundamental numerical and IT competencies, information retrieval, academic writing, and effective communication for different audiences.
You need to register for an account on the Oxford Brookes University Moodle application portal and then complete the online application form for the module.