Courses
The content of our education courses is evidence-based and peer-reviewed, led by an expert advisory group who shape the design and content of the annual programme of activities. Our speakers and presenters are specialists in their respective fields, leading the way in treating and managing prostate disease.
The majority of our courses and events are free, and where a cost is involved, we keep fees to a minimum to ensure that our education opportunities are made as accessible to you as possible. We also offer a range of bursaries to support professionals undertaking prostate disease focused education.
Find out what educational bursaries are on offer, and how to apply.
Our online learning system
Looking for our online learning system for health professionals? You'll find it here.
Managing side effects
BMJ Learning and Prostate Cancer UK module on the side effects of treatment for prostate cancer.
Employment and prostate cancer
Barbara Wilson examines the challenges faced by men returning to work after a diagnosis of prostate cancer from an HR perspective.
Patient pathway and treatment options
eLearning module on available treatments and their risks and benefits offered by Prostate Cancer UK and BMJ Learning.
Prostate cancer survivorship and care
E-learning module exploring survivorship and long term care offered by Prostate Cancer UK and BMJ Learning.
MSc module: Prostate Cancer
15-credit distance learning module offered by Prostate Cancer UK and Sheffield Hallam University.
MSc Prostate Cancer Care
Distance learning MSc offered by Prostate Cancer UK and Sheffield Hallam University.
Side effects and treatment
Online patient scenario aimed at nurses and healthcare assistants, and especially suitable for those new to working with patients affected by prostate cancer.
Sex, sexuality and prostate cancer
Online patient scenario aimed at nurses and healthcare assistants, and especially suitable for those new to working with patients affected by prostate cancer.
End-of-life care
Online patient scenario aimed at nurses and healthcare assistants, and especially suitable for those new to working with patients affected by prostate cancer.
Incontinence and treatment
Online patient scenario aimed at nurses and healthcare assistants, and especially suitable for those new to working with patients affected by prostate cancer.
Diet, lifestyle and prostate cancer
Online patient scenario aimed at nurses and healthcare assistants, and especially suitable for those new to working with patients affected by prostate cancer.
Early Diagnosis of Prostate Cancer
RCGP-hosted course for GPs covering epidemiology, risk factors, clinical presentations and primary care investigations.
The prostate: clinical examination
BMJ Learning and Prostate Cancer UK module on the Digital Rectal Examination (DRE) and related tests.
Prostatitis in primary care
BMJ Learning and Prostate Cancer UK module on types and symptoms of prostatitis.
Active surveillance for low risk cancer
Ben Challacombe discusses current best practice for active surveillance and low-intermediate risk prostate cancer.
Prostate Cancer and the Black Community
Tony Wong examines the needs of Black men in relation to prostate cancer and the 1 in 4 lifetime risk.
Managing continence after surgery
Mandy Fader introduces the True NTH continence management programme, which aims to provide better information, access to products and product designs.