Teaching & modules
Modules
Required Modules
Year 1
- Introduction to Aesthetic Restorative Practice (60 credits)
- Face to Face Training Block
Year 2
- Advanced Aesthetic Restorative Practice (30 credits)
- Advanced Aesthetic Restorative Practice (including Clinical Case Presentations) (30 credits)
- Face to Face Training Block
Year 3
- Research and Clinical Practice (60 credits)
- Face to Face Training Block
Teaching methods - what to expect
You will be taught mostly online through King’s E-learning and Teaching Service (KEATS) which provides information, interactive questions, assignments, use of bibliographic databases and reading material. You will have access to the extensive King’s Library facilities. Our students participate in online tutorials and discussion groups, interacting with expert tutors and their fellow students. Face- to-face lectures and hands-on training take place in blocks each year. Students are required to undertake and build a reflective log of clinical work in their own general practice.
Students are required to have access to adequate clinical facilities and to patients requiring treatment relevant to the subject area.
The face-to-face component normally takes place over seven consecutive days in Year 1, seven consecutive days in Year 2 and seven consecutive days in Year 3 at King’s College London's Waterloo Campus.
The following table will give you an idea of what a typical year might look like as you progress through your studies. Typically, one credit equates to 10 hours of work.
|
|
Online lectures, seminars and tutor feedback (hours) |
Self-study, practice and assignments (hours) |
Face-to-face training and lectures (hours) |
|
Year 1 |
15 to 20 |
550 to 600 |
42 |
|
Year 2 |
15 to 20 |
550 to 600 |
42 |
|
Year 3 |
10 to 15 |
550 to 600 |
42 |
The provision of any clinical opinions, treatment planning, treatment plans and/or any advice in relation to care of individual patients will not be provided by the teachers and staff of the course. Patient treatment and care is the sole responsibility of the treating clinician. Advice regarding the suitability of a clinical case for submission for the clinical module can be given at the tutor’s discretion.
Typically, one credit equates to 10 hours of work.
Assessment
- Written assignment
- Clinical case reports (case submissions including presentations and case write-ups)
- Dissertation (normally 10,000 words)
Application closing date guidance
Our first application deadline is on 1 October 2026 (23:59 UK time). After this date, the programme will remain open only if places are still available and will be closed as soon as it is full. Where the programme remains open beyond this date, no further applications will be accepted after 20 November 2026 (23:59 UK time).
Please note, you will not be eligible for an application fee refund if you apply after the first application deadline in October and we are unable to process more offers as places are filled before the final application deadline above.
We recommend that you submit your application as soon as possible before the deadlines above as we may need to request further information from you to assess your application. This is particularly important if your application is successful and you are made a conditional offer. Any conditions must be met by the deadline set in the offer letter.