
University of Limerick
Intermediary Studies
Key programme benefits to future students
In following the best practice blended learning approach which has been adopted internationally, the programme modules include a combination of online and face-to-face tutorials using the state-of-the-art clinical facilities located on the University of Limerick’s campus.
Students will be presented with practice dilemmas to develop their skills in relation to professional conduct & ethical issues which may arise within their role as intermediaries.
Importantly, this training is designed and delivered in contemplation of the experience and insights of a range of key criminal justice stakeholders at both a national and international level.
Key Fact: This is the first, and only, training programme for Registered Intermediaries working in courts in the Republic of Ireland.
Subjects taught
Autumn Modules
• Law of Evidence (Online)
• Advanced Crime and Criminal Justice (Online)
Spring Modules
• Role of the Intermediary: Context and Communication (Blended)
• Role of the Intermediary: Methods and Techniques (Blended)
Entry requirements
Minimum of a second class honours primary degree (2.2) (Level 8 National Qualifications Authority of Ireland).
Three full years practice experience as a CORU registered Speech and Language Therapist, Occupational Therapist or Social Worker in the Republic of Ireland, or equivalent.
Note: Previous legal experience and/or training is not an entry requirement.
Duration
1 year part-time, blended.
Enrolment dates
Autumn
Post Course Info
Graduate careers
Individuals who complete the programme are fully recognised by the Department of Justice as eligible to be placed on a panel from which the courts can draw from to work as a Registered Intermediary in the Republic of Ireland.
More details
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Qualifications
Minor Diploma (Level 9 NFQ)
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Attendance type
Blended,Part time
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