Student Fitness to Practise 

Some programmes require students to complete aspects of their learning in professional settings, placing them in direct contact with professional practitioners and members of the public. The University has a duty to ensure that students are fit to practise while undertaking education and training. The Student Fitness to Practise Policy provides a set of overarching principles and a process framework under which fitness to practise concerns will be managed.

• Student Fitness to Practise Policy

Supporting Documents

• ‌Student Fitness to Practise Procedures and Guidelines
• Programmes Subject to Student to Fitness to Practise (Policy Appendix)

Student Fitness to Practise Programme Statements

• PhD in Clinical Psychology
• Nursing, Midwifery and Health Systems
• Physiotherapy
• Veterinary Medicine and Veterinary Nursing
• Master of Social Work
• Medicine and Radiography
• Diploma in Drug Counselling Theory and Intervention Skills
• Diploma in Community Drug and Alcohol Work
• MSc Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics