Diabetes
More than 3 million people in the UK are known to have diabetes and there are an estimated 850,000 people in the UK who have diabetes but do not know it. Over three-quarters of people with diabetes have type 2 diabetes. There has never been a more critical time to ensure the healthcare workforce are skilled to deal with this growing epidemic.
What if you could play a pivotal role in providing diabetes care that makes a real difference to patients and helps to tackle the rising costs in the NHS?
At Warwick Medical School we want to celebrate this 70th year of the NHS. The NHS has had a significant impact on health in the UK and we would like to make our own contribution towards tackling one of the biggest challenges we currently face – diabetes. So for this academic year we would like to offer all NHS employees a 25% bursary to undertake our Certificate in Diabetes Care (CIDC). Find out more.
We are also offering a 20% bursary for students wishing to study the full time Diabetes MSc. To find out more please contact the postgraduate education team.
Meet our staff
Staff interviews
Read our interviews with three members of our teaching team: Jayne Hodgkiss, Dr Stephen Lawrence and Karen Jones, to find out what interests them about diabetes and why they feel diabetes education is so important.
Sample mini lecture
Watch Professor Vinod Patel give a mini lecture from the Diabetes Management in Practice course.
Listen to Professor Roger Gadsby MBE discussing management of diabetes in older people in this webinar.
Find out more about studying Diabetes at Warwick
Find out more about what it's like studying at Warwick in this video and in this interview with MSc student Abdul.
Our courses
| Course Title | Type | Level | Duration |
| Diabetes MSc/PGDip/PGCert | Masters Programme | Postgraduate | 1 year full-time 1-3 years part-time |
| Diabetes (Paediatrics) MSc/PGDip/PGCert (not currently recruiting) | Masters Programme | Postgraduate | 1 year full-time 1-3 years part-time |
| iheed Postgraduate Diploma in Diabetes in Primary Care (accredited by the University of Warwick. This innovative blended learning qualification is offered to clinicians worldwide.) | Diploma | Postgraduate | 1 year online learning |
| Certificate in Diabetes Care (CIDC) for primary care staff, a similar course is offered for secondary care staff (Management of Diabetes in hospital and clinical areas) | Accredited Course | Professional Development | 9 months (5 days attendance + project time) 9 months of online earning |
| Management of Diabetes in Hospital Clinical Areasfor secondary care staff | Accredited Course | Professional Development | 9 months of online Learning |
| Optimising Glycaemic Control | Accredited Course | Professional Development | 9 months of online learning, or delivered in your area by Advanced Leaders |
| Advanced Leaders Programme | Short Course | Professional Development | 2 days attendance |
| Applied Pharmacology and Therapeutics in Diabetes Care | Postgraduate Award | Postgraduate | 4 days attendance |
| Continuous Subcutaneous Insulin Infusion Therapy: Principles and Practice Please note: This module is under review and an update for the 2019/20 course structure will follow |
Postgraduate Award | Postgraduate | 4 days attendance |
| Diabetes in Pregnancy | Postgraduate Award | Postgraduate | 4 days attendance |
| Pre-Diabetes Care Professional Development Course | One Day Professional Development Course | Professional Development | 1 days attendance |
| Advancing diabetes care: Evidence into practice | Online module | Postgraduate | 12 weeks (part time) |
| Preventing diabetes complications: An evidence based approach | Postgraduate Award | Postgraduate | 4 days attendance |