1. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the different types of headaches, their causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment options. 2. Understand the wide range of neurological conditions that can result in a haemorrhage, including their signs, diagnosis, treatment, and long-term management. 3. Apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills to analyze and interpret clinical information, relevant investigations and imaging for patients presenting with headaches and haemorrhages. 4. Improve patient communication skills regarding sensitive topics such as prognosis, treatment plans, lifestyle modifications, in the context of headaches and haemorrhages. 5. Understand the ethical, societal and medical implications of misdiagnosis, late diagnosis or mistreatment in patients with conditions leading to headaches and haemorrhages and demonstrate the ability to make informed decisions in these challenging scenarios.