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Programme Overview

Start Dates

The programme has two intakes a year, in March and September. Current application deadlines can be found here.

Duration

Modules are designed to be studied part-time, with each module being approximately 100 hours of student learning over a period of 3 months. The maximum and minimum duration for each study level are below. Study breaks can be incorporated during the duration of your study, time allowing. 

• Diploma - minimum of 3 years, maximum of 5 years (12 online modules plus a Residential in Edinburgh)
• Certificate - minimum of 18 months, maximum of 3 years (6 online modules)
• CPD Module - 3 months per module

Fees

The fees for the 2020 academic year are:

• Pay Per Module - £576
• Diploma Pre-Paid - £6,884
• Certificate Pre-Paid - £3,442

Accreditation

 

Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM)

The RCSEd DipROM Programme is accredited by the ACRRM (Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine) 

for the 2020 - 2022 triennium. The Programme has been awarded 30 Core Points on the ACRRM PDP points framework.

Full details available at: www.acrrm.org.au 

FPHC Membership

All new students joining the programme who are not already members of the Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care will automatically receive one year’s free FPHC membership at Provider Level. Further details about membership levels and benefits can

be found here