Course Description
Provides learners, from all health and social care disciplines and settings, with the opportunity to develop the knowledge and skills necessary to understand aggression and violence within diverse health and social care contexts in order to effectively assess, design, plan, deliver, and evaluate training that is needs assessed, safe, effective, appropriate, and relevant to the clinical setting within which it is delivered.
This programme will also prepare learners to safely and effectively deliver training to others, both of theoretical content, and in the safe ethical and effective use of a broad range of higher risk disengagement and containment interventions.
Who Should Apply?
This programme is suitable for Nurses, Midwives and Health & Social Care Professionals.
Aggression & Violence - Advanced Professional Management
Entry requirements
Minimum Entry Requirements
All applicants will normally hold a relevant level 8 qualification (or equivalent), be registered with their recognised professional body (if applicable) and be working within a health or social care setting.
Applicants who do not have a level 8 qualification may apply for entry to the programme in accordance with the procedures outlined in the DkIT Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) policy. Applicants may be interviewed.
Duration
3 Semesters
Course Delivery
This programme takes place over 3 semesters with a combination of in-class (lectures and tutorials) and online delivery.
Number of credits
60
Careers or further progression
Career Opportunities
This programme will prepare learners to safely and effectively deliver training to others, both of theoretical content, and in the safe ethical and effective use of a broad range of higher risk disengagement and containment interventions.
Further enquiries
Dr. Geraldine O'Connor (Head of Section (Part time courses), School of Health and Science)
Phone: +353 42 9370200
Email: geraldine.oconnor@dkit.ie
Subjects taught
Course Content
Fundamentals of the Professional Management of Aggression and Violence
Theoretical Principles of the Professional Management of Aggression and Violence
Practical Strategies in the Professional Management of Aggression and Violence
Managing Practice and Organisational Integration in the Professional Management of Aggression and Violence
Research methodology and project design
Advanced Practical Strategies in the Professional Management of Aggression and Violence Practice
Application date
How to Apply
You should apply using the DkIT Postgraduate Application Form and Application Information Form (see the download button in the application weblink below).
Please include an up-to-date CV and a copy of your registration certificate with your application forms and send completed applications to:
Admissions Officer, Dundalk Institute of Technology, Dublin Road, Dundalk, Co. Louth
Course fee
Fees & How to Apply?
Visit dkit.ie/parttime for more
information about this course, how to
apply and the start date for this course.
Enrolment and start dates
Starting Date September 2020
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