Have a first degree (2:2 class or above) or equivalent, in a relevant subject (i.e. health related, pure science or social science) from an approved institution of higher education. If you do not meet these criteria you are advised to contact the course leader for advice. Transfer of credits in accordance with University regulations may be possible. Be working in a general practice environment that will enable them to meet and achieve the course learning outcomes. Be able to provide two references (one practice/work and one academic). Be able to satisfy the Course Leader that you are suitable to engage with the programme. Informal enquiries are welcomed. Your application will be considered on its merits and in the light of the nature and scope of the programme. You may be invited for an informal discussion before being offered a place. The purpose of this discussion is first to ensure that you understand the nature of the programme and its demands and to pathway plan your modular route leading to the identified award and exit point. If you do not meet the above criteria you may still be considered for admission to the programme; you will be required to provide evidence of suitable experience and supportive qualifications. Have the ability to be self-funding or have the commitment of their employer to support course fees. Have their manager’s support for the course (where appropriate). A satisfactory Criminal records declaration (DBS/Disclosure Scotland) is required for this course