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- BA (Hons) Digital Marketing Management with Foundation Year
- BA (Hons) Global Business (Business Management) with Foundation Year
- BSc (Hons) Project Management with Foundation Year
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- BSc (Hons) Health, Wellbeing and Social Care
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What is this course about?
The BSc (Hons) Health and Social Care degree will equip you for work in the various roles that focus on promoting well-being in individuals, communities and populations. You will learn about the health and social care system and how it works, explore social determinants that can affect physical and mental health, and learn how to design and deliver care and support services. Your studies will include areas such as public health, safeguarding, mental health, health promotion, equality, ethics, and policy. You will also develop real skills to be able to make a positive impact in multiple settings and contexts through practical placements/ projects or lectures.
What You Will Learn & Key Features
Gain an understanding of the values, ethical positions, and legal frameworks that inform the work undertaken in health and social care.
Critically review social determinants (e.g., income, housing, education) that can affect health and well-being.
Develop a thorough understanding of public health, health promotion, and preventive health care.
Study theories and practice in relation to safeguarding, mental health, and inclusive models of care.
Students will also benefit from engaging, real-world placements or projects to apply the theory learnt, develop communication skills, and collaborate with care professionals.
Entry Requirements (for International Students)
An accepted high-school qualification or others that are deemed equivalent and at the appropriate level by UK undergraduate entry requirements.
English language qualifications (e.g., IELTS) if previous education was not in English.
Outlined active listening, ability to connect with others, interpersonal communication and a desire to work in care or community environments.
Campuses
Manchester
London
Birmingham
Leeds
Bradford
Leicester
Duration
4 years
Intakes
September
January
June
Classes
Evenings
Weekdays
Weekends
Career Prospects
This degree can lead to careers in many health and care settings, e.g.:
Health Promotion Officer or Health Promotion Coordinator
Community Health Worker
Social Care Practitioner (care homes, residential care)
Mental Health Support Worker
Policy or Health Project Assistant in either the NGO or public sector
Additional study to work in specialised or managerial roles.
Q1. Am I able to apply if I have no experience in health or social care?
Yes, many universities will accept students with little or no previous experience in care, provided that you show an attitude of determination, compassion, and you are able to show potential in an academic sense.
Q2. Will I have to take an English test, such as an IELTS?
If your studies were not conducted in English, then yes, most UK universities will require that you take an IELTS or equivalent qualification.
Q3. How much will my tuition fees be as an international student?
Tuition fees will vary depending on the university, but for international students, the tuition fee will generally be in the region of £16,000 - £18,000 per year (this is an estimate; for accurate tuition fees, you will need to check with your chosen university).
Q4. Will I have practical placements while studying this degree?
Yes, the majority of programmes will include a variety of placements, and/or real-life projects in order for you to have an opportunity to complete your placement or project in a health/social care environment.
Q5. Will I be able to work while studying this course in the UK?
Yes, provided you have a valid UK Student Visa, international students are normally able to study part-time while studying (up to 20 hours a week during term-time, full-time during holidays).
Why MK Global is the Right Choice for International Students?
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