At the end of the programme podiatry graduates will be able to:

• Provide comprehensive and competent podiatric care.
• Ensure the health, safety and welfare of people in the care of podiatrists.
• Apply and integrate knowledge with experience of clinical sciences to clinical reasoning in podiatric practice.
• Understand the professional, ethical and legal context of current podiatric practice, and adhere to codes of professional conduct and practice.
• Adopt a systematic approach to data collection and interpretation within a holistic framework of health care.
• Impart relevant information for effective communication ensuring the quality of care, and apply scientific principles to the concepts of health, illness, disability and diagnostic clinical practice. Demonstrate skills of enquiry, analysis, synthesis and critical evaluation.
• Design, implement, monitor and audit appropriate podiatric clinical management strategies based on scientific and evidence-based knowledge.
• Adopt a critical approach to and engage in the promotion of health.
• Promote a flexible approach to the changing demands of healthcare delivery.
• Engage in independent research-based enquiry contributing to the professional knowledge base.
• Apply the skills and attitudes necessary to set realistic personal and professional learning objectives to facilitate continual professional development.

2 years of PSW available after completion of Degree program

Foundation entry requirements
In order to study at foundation level you will need to have undertaken 12 years of education and attained:

• Higher Secondary Certificate / Standard 12 (awarded on completion of Grade 12) with four subjects at 50%.

As proof of English language proficiency you would need one of the following:

• For September start an IELTS score of 5.5, with 5.0 or above in each section
• For January start an IELTS score of 6.0, with 5.5 or above in each section

The grades quoted above give an indication of a typical offer; at the Admissions Tutor’s discretion alternative qualifications or gradings may be considered. All applications will be considered individually and work experience and other interdisciplinary achievements are taken into consideration when deciding upon all applications. Applicants may also be invited to interview.

Undergraduate entry requirements
In order to study at undergraduate level (Bachelor’s degree), you will normally need to have attained one of the following:

• Three A-levels at grade B or higher
• IB score of between 29 and 34 (depending on the degree subject)
• 2 scores above 65% and 2 scores above 75%

*Applicants for undergraduate Law programmes are normally expected to have achieved additional qualifications, such as a first degree.

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