Explore education and training opportunities from the Academic Unit of Palliative Care at St Gemma’s Hospice.
Our programmes are grounded in clinical practice, research evidence and compassionate care, supporting learners across a range of roles, settings and stages of their professional development.
St Gemma’s is a world leader in palliative care research and the world’s first University Teaching Hospice. Our Academic Unit is a partnership between St Gemma’s Hospice and the University of Leeds, working to improve care of those approaching the end of life through integrated research, teaching and clinical practice.
Flexible face-to-face and virtual learning opportunities designed to build knowledge, skills and confidence in palliative and end of life care.
In-depth learning opportunities that combine different learning approaches and explore specialist topics, including communication, symptom management and end of life care.
Education developed in partnership with organisations, services and systems to reflect local needs, clinical priorities and workforce development goals.
Our programmes are designed to fit around busy professional and clinical roles while maintaining high academic and clinical standards.
Where appropriate, courses may also be aligned to relevant professional and national frameworks.
Browse our current courses and programmes to find learning opportunities that match your interests, role and development needs.
