Duration
4 Years
The Bachelor’s Degree in Emergency Medical Care prepares graduates to provide advanced emergency care, primarily in out-of-hospital settings. The programme develops skills in patient management, clinical procedures, emergency and rescue service management, clinical governance, education and research.
Graduates can work as advanced paramedics and emergency care practitioners, move into rescue, disaster management and occupational safety, or progress into leadership, teaching, research and international humanitarian work.
Provides advanced life support at the scene and during transport.
Assesses and treats patients in emergency departments and urgent care centres.
Responds to vehicle collisions, fires, hazardous materials incidents and water rescues.
Leads ambulance stations and emergency operations, ensuring quality and safe service delivery.
Teaches and mentors the next generation of emergency care practitioners.
Provide emergency medical care in remote, outdoor and difficult-to-access environments.
Placement and workplace exposure details can be managed here as programme information is confirmed.
Apply classroom learning in supervised practical contexts.
Build habits expected in healthcare environments.
Receive guidance before, during and after practical learning.
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