**NEW OFFERING – Please carefully read ALL information on this page before applying**
*Applications are open to registered staff from across SWASFT, however please be mindful that mode of delivery will vary & some may require face-to-face attendance.
Travel costs are not supported as part of this module funding. Please contact UWE directly if you have any questions regarding delivery mode.*
Prior to applying or expressing an interest in funding for a module place please check the application deadline and ensure you have met the entry requirements for all modules you may be interested in enrolling on.
Opportunity for registered clinicians to select from any* available University of the West of England (UWE) module (2026/27 Academic Year).
Please carefully read the following conditions:
- Funding offer is equivalent of up to 1 x (Level 6 or Level 7) 20 credit module within the 2026/27 Academic Year (available cohorts only).
- If you find a short course at a lower level, this is also acceptable.
- It is not possible to secure funding for a full degree programme.
- It is not possible to select a UWE module in which there has been an alternative application route, even where that application deadline has passed. This includes the following modules: Leadership & Innovation; Minor Illness & Minor Injury in Children; Pathophysiology & Diagnostic Reasoning for Advanced Practice; Physical Assessment & Clinical Reasoning of the Presenting Child; Dissertation; Supporting & Managing those at risk of suicide; Pre-Hospital Trauma Care; Remote Clinical Decision Making). Any applications for these modules would be rejected.
- It is not possible to choose any modules relating to independent prescribing. Please contact us separately about this if you feel you meet criteria for IP.
- Only one application per person (only one module across all universities per successful applicant is offered as standard).
- It is not possible to offer places on modules which require placement or a SWASFT supervisor or mentor. It is the responsibility of the student to check this & CPD are unable to support with any such requests.
- It is the responsibility of the applicant to check that they meet the entry requirements of selected modules prior to completing an application for funding. *
- All funding needs to be approved by SWAST CPD before any applications are made with UWE: any early attempts to enrol with UWE will unfortunately be rejected.
- Capacity on all modules is managed by UWE, therefore at the point of application there are no ring-fenced places. After closing date, and following review of applications, UWE will be approached to ascertain capacity. Only then will places be ring-fenced for purchase.
- You are only guaranteed a place a point of successful enrolment with UWE. Applicants who are successful with their funding application are therefore advised to enrol on their chosen module promptly – therefore we suggest having a fairly firm idea of which modules you may like to do at this stage.
- It is the responsibility of the student to ensure that they are available for all module contact dates & are able to commit to the study.
- It will not be possible to process any individual applications post application deadline.
*Please do not apply directly with UWE unless instructed to do so as unfortunately your application will be rejected.*
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*Please do not apply directly with UWE unless instructed to do so as your application will be rejected.*
Courses not included in this offering
Please note there are a number of modules that are not included in this offering and cannot be selected. This is because we have offered these as an expression of interest separately, so there is another route for those. The modules that are not covered in this offering are:
- Pre-Hospital Trauma Care
- Dissertation
- Health & Social Care Research: Methods & Methodologies
- Leadership & Innovation
- Minor Illness & Minor Injuries in Children (MIMIC)
- Pathophysiology & Diagnostic Reasoning for Advancing Practice (PADRAP)
- Physical Assessment & Clinical Reasoning of the Presenting Child (PACR)
- Remote Clinical Decision Making (RCDM)
- Supporting & Managing Those at Risk of Suicide
- Independent Prescribing
Please also read “details of offer” for further information on restrictions.
Available to Registered Health Care Professionals.
It is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure they meet the entry requirements of selected modules prior to completing an application for funding.
Academic Year 2026/27
Module dates contact dates are available on each respective module page. Applicants must be available for all contact dates.
Deadline for funding applications: Monday 8th June 2026 at 9am
*Deadline may be extended if we have remaining availability but this is not guaranteed.
It is the students responsibility to ensure they have checked all information required about the module.
Please fill in the self-score funding application form below.
Application Deadline: Monday 8th June 2026, 9am
You will be contacted up to 2 weeks after this date by email to let you if you have been successful as the CPD scoring process, with further instructions on what to do next.
*Please ensure you check your emails during this period as offers may be retracted for applicants who we do not hear back from by any stipulated deadlines*
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The latest UWE timetable for 2026/27 is not yet available (as of 18/05/26) – it will be published here when available. Last years (2025/26) timetable is available as a very rough guide (there are no guarantees of similar dates).
Deadline for funding applications: Monday 8th June 2026 at 9am
The protected characteristics monitoring form is separate to the main application form below; completion is optional & anonymous. We ask for information on your ‘protected characteristics’ in order to help us monitor our performance on equality.
If you have already completed this form since April 2026 & nothing has changed, there is no need to complete again.