Clinical Anatomy is a core component of undergraduate medical degree programs and programs allied to medicine such as radiography and physiotherapy. However, the relative amount of anatomy taught in these programs is considerably less than in years gone by, and there are limited opportunities across the UK (and further afield) for medical and dental students, including those enrolled in the Clinical Anatomy MSc, to gain an in-depth knowledge of human anatomy beyond their core programs.

The PGCert in Simulation in Clinical Practice at Brighton and Sussex Medical School is purpose-built to meet the clinical and professional development needs of the NHS workforce, particularly for those aiming to become educators in simulation-based learning. This course offers a comprehensive blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills, ensuring that you are well-equipped to lead in the rapidly evolving field of clinical simulation.

Medical simulation provides the means to deliver a standardized curriculum through safe, innovative, and effective methods. As a student in the medical simulation program, you will learn how to integrate the medical curriculum into simulations in a way that helps students master the subject through varying degrees of difficulty, clinical variations, and individualized learning.