BA Health Studies

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  • Objectives
    * Focus on comtemporary health issues * Interprofessional perspective * Delivered by experts from a range of disciplines * Leading edge research incorporated into teaching (for example teenage use of drugs and alcohol) * Students enjoy an extremely supportive learning environment
  • Entry requirements
    Entry requirements Five GCSEs at grade C or above including English, plus one of the following: * A minimum of 140 UCAS Tariff points, with at least two subjects at Advanced Level * Advanced GVNQ at good standard * Pass in a relevent Access to Higher Education Award
  • Academic title
    BA Health Studies
  • Course description
    BA Health Studies

    Programme

    Students are introduced to a variety of disciplines in levels One and Two that provide the knowledge base and skills for understanding contemporary health and social care: biology; sociology; psychology; health management; research and health improvement. Level 3 offers students a range of options to enable areas of particular interest to be explored (counselling, gender, ethnicity, interprofessional working, social exclusion and globalisation). Students have the opportunity to undertake a research project on a topic of specific academic or vocational interest. The flexibility and choice available at Level 3 enables students to assemble a course of study that is geared to exploring their interests and future career ambitions.

    A key message from student feedback is the importance of the supportive learning environment they experience. This environment is nurtured by a committed team of experts, many of whom also have considerable experience of working in health and social care.

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