StudyQA — Master: Epilepsy — King's College London (Page 7)

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This epilepsy course is a multidisciplinary programme covering topics related to all aspects of human epilepsy, from underlying neurobiological mechanisms to clinical aspects and psycho-social consequences. The course includes core modules and a research project in addition to practical clinical experience.

KEY BENEFITS
* The world's first multi-disciplinary degree course on epilepsy.
* This unique programme includes practical experience in clinical or research departments.
* The course covers topics related to all aspects of human epilepsy from underlying neurobiological mechanisms to clinical aspects and psycho-social consequences.

PURPOSE
This epilepsy course comprises a comprehensive overview of all clinical aspects of human epilepsy underpinned by an understanding of the basic mechanisms, clinical pharmacology and investigative technologies.

DESCRIPTION
The course consists of four compulsory modules for a diploma and one additional research module for a MSc degree: Fundamental Science; Diagnosis of Epilepsy; Treatment & Management of Epilepsy; Special Topics, Psychosocial & Legal Issues, and a Research Project (MSc only).

STRUCTURE OVERVIEW
Core programme content * Fundamental Science
* Diagnosis of Epilepsy
* Treatment & Management of Epilepsy
* Special Topics, Psychosocial & Legal Issues.

FORMAT AND ASSESSMENT
Each taught module comprises 30 credits: 50 hours lectures; 10 hours seminars/ tutorials; 240 hours study and extracurricular activities. Each will be assessed with one and a half-hour unseen written examination, 70 per cent; one assessed essay 30 per cent. Research module (MSc students only): 600 hours research project including a dissertation (50 per cent for written dissertation, 50 per cent for dissertation viva).

MODULES
More information on typical programme modules.
NB it cannot be guaranteed that all modules are offered in any particular academic year. * Diagnosis of Epilepsy (30 Credits) - Required
* Fundamental Science (30 Credits) - Required
* Special Topics, Psychosocial & Legal Issues (30 Credits) - Required
* Treatment & Management of Epilepsy (30 Credits) - Required

A 2:1 degree from a UK university, or an overseas equivalent, in a science subject. However, candidates with substantial work experience who possess alternative qualifications will be considered. English Language Requirements CAE score: (read more) Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) is part of the Cambridge English suite and is targeted at a high level (IETLS 6.5-8.0). It is an international English language exam set at the right level for academic and professional success. Developed by Cambridge English Language Assessment - part of the University of Cambridge - it helps you stand out from the crowd as a high achiever. 80 (Grade A)