The MSc in Advanced Emergency Care provides students with an opportunity to develop both their clinical and non-clinical skills in emergency medicine. It builds on ScHARR's international reputation for research in the field of pre-hospital and emergency care. Much of the teaching is delivered by members of the CURE research group, the foremost emergency medicine research group in the UK. The course has been designed to appeal to both senior trainees and career grade doctors in emergency medicine as well as experienced staff from other backgrounds, such as senior nurse practitioners and experienced paramedics. It assumes a level of training and/or experience in Emergency Medicine: it does not provide candidates with a clinical specialist qualification. The MSc Advanced Emergency care course is delivered and taught completely online. Students are not required to attend ScHARR for teaching and are not expected to enter the UK to do the course. The degree awarded upon completion of the course is the same MSc Advanced Emergency Care degree that has been awarded for the previous, physical attendance version of the course. The degree certificate does not mention that the course was delivered and studied online; online learning degrees at the University of Sheffield are delivered to the same internationally recognised high standards as our attendance degrees so we do not make any distinction between attendance degrees and online degrees.