EBHC NHS Short Course Bursary

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cpdhealth@conted.ox.ac.uk. We look forward to hearing from you.

 

About the NHS Short Course Bursary

If you are a current employee of the NHS, you may be eligible for our new NHS Short Course Bursary (or “NHS Bursary”), which offers a limited number of places at a 20% fee reduction.

 

The following short courses are eligible:

1. Developing Online Education and Resources

2. Complex Reviews

3. Health Behaviour Change

4. Introduction to Statistics for Health Care Research (October Run)

5. Introduction to Statistics for Health Care Research (January Run)

6. Qualitative Research Methods (November Run)

7. Economics of Health Care

8. Course Design, Assessment and Evaluation

9. Statistical Computing for Health Care Research

10. Introduction to Study Design and Research Methods (May 2026 Run)

11. Evidence-Based Diagnosis and Screening (May 2026 Run)

12. The History and Philosophy of Evidence-Based Health Care

13. Knowledge into Action

14. Essential Medical Statistics (April 2026 Run)

 

The bursaries are offered on a first-come-first-served basis, at the point of receipt of your completed short course application, and receipt of the required evidence of employment within the NHS. NHS Bursaries are available for selected Short Courses in Health Sciences only (and not for courses taken as part of an MSc, PG Dip or PG Cert).

How to apply for the Bursary

To apply for this bursary, please upload a scan/photocopy of your NHS staff card, or an official letter from your employer on headed paper, along with your course application form. Your NHS card and/or letter should show that you are currently employed within the NHS.

 

If you are an employee of both the NHS and Oxford University, please contact us directly at cpdhealth@conted.ox.ac.uk for further information about the specific bursary and discounts available to you. You can do this after you have submitted your application and submit any relevant evidence via email at a later date.

 

Please note: If you are an ‘Academic Clinical Fellow’ and already in receipt of OUCAGS funding, you will not also be eligible for the 20% NHS bursary.