The coordinated delivery of services, which is largely motivated by the needs of patients and communities, is key to a healthy population.
By exposing you to the main ideas and discussions affecting health and social care, our curriculum will help you gain the skills and information you need for a successful career.
To develop a strong foundation in individualised health and care provision, you'll investigate topics including life quality, effective caregiving, and communication. You'll also look at models of person-centered provision and the effects of behaviours on health.

This health and social care degree has been developed in collaboration with top health and social care businesses to address the demand for qualified workers in this expanding area of provision. You'll be at the cutting edge of education and professional practise in health and social care, gaining the expertise needed to influence the long-term health of our populations.

You will take courses in the integrated Foundation Year in Health and Care to advance your academic abilities and self-belief. You will also learn about important ideas, arguments, and abilities that will support and inform your second, third, and fourth years of undergraduate degree studies.

You'll look into things like effective caregiving, communication, and life quality.
Also, you will learn the fundamental elements that affect social care and health.

After successfully completing your Foundation Year, you'll have a firm foundation in the delivery of individualised health and care, investigating person-centered delivery methods and the effects of behaviours on health.
The decision-making processes that affect health and social care will be explained to you so that you can learn how to manage in these areas.

You will be taught by experts in their fields who will assist you in developing subject-specific skills and looking at health and social care from a national and international perspective while taking into account cultural values and beliefs. This will prepare you to provide kind, excellent, and inclusive care services for individuals, families, and communities.

All of your study levels will demonstrate the value of cultural competence, social fairness, adherence to pertinent laws, and professional standards.

Your degree requires professional work placements, which will provide you the ability to get experience in a variety of health and social care settings.
For instance, in organisations that offer adult and older adult residential care, with youth work teams, in the NHS, in children's and family centres, and with nonprofits and other non-governmental organisations.

Because to the applied nature of this degree, you will graduate with the professional practice-related knowledge, abilities, and experience that companies in this expanding industry are seeking.