36 monthsProgramme duration
Sep-2025Starting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Medicine Related Studies
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Our Health and Social Care BSc (Hons) leads to rewarding careers, making a meaningful difference to the complex needs of individuals and communities. Our friendly and supportive teaching team are experienced health and social care practitioners, putting us in a unique position to offer specialised optional modules in subjects such as neurodiversity, criminology, and substance misuse. This means you can tailor your studies to suit your particular interests or career goals. Our dedicated employability tutors will support you in completing vocational work placements one day a week throughout your studies, to boost your employability, apply your learning as a practitioner, help you discover your area of passion and give you a real edge as a graduate.
We co-deliver our programme with ‘experts by experience’, who are those who have used social care services or their parents and carers. This participatory approach is best practice in the health and social care sector, and as part of your degree, leads you to having authentic understanding, powerfully boosting your skills, vocational performance and career prospects.
You will have the opportunity to progress on to a wide range of rewarding careers in areas such as family support, community mental health, care management services, alternative education provision, addiction services, domestic violence, housing, social prescribing, disability support and health education. Alternatively, you could progress on to Master’s level study in areas such as social work, counselling, teaching or psychology.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Medicine Related Studies
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Our Health and Social Care BSc (Hons) leads to rewarding careers, making a meaningful difference to the complex needs of individuals and communities. Our friendly and supportive teaching team are experienced health and social care practitioners, putting us in a unique position to offer specialised optional modules in subjects such as neurodiversity, criminology, and substance misuse. This means you can tailor your studies to suit your particular interests or career goals. Our dedicated employability tutors will support you in completing vocational work placements one day a week throughout your studies, to boost your employability, apply your learning as a practitioner, help you discover your area of passion and give you a real edge as a graduate.
We co-deliver our programme with ‘experts by experience’, who are those who have used social care services or their parents and carers. This participatory approach is best practice in the health and social care sector, and as part of your degree, leads you to having authentic understanding, powerfully boosting your skills, vocational performance and career prospects.
You will have the opportunity to progress on to a wide range of rewarding careers in areas such as family support, community mental health, care management services, alternative education provision, addiction services, domestic violence, housing, social prescribing, disability support and health education. Alternatively, you could progress on to Master’s level study in areas such as social work, counselling, teaching or psychology.
Admission Requirements
A-levels: An A-level grade profile of CDD .
T-levels : A T-level graded Pass with a core component of grade C .
BTEC: A BTEC grade profile of MMP. This can be achieved from either an Extended Diploma or a combination of smaller BTEC qualifications.
Tariff: Other Level 3 qualifications are accepted for entry. A minimum of 80 UCAS Tariff points will be required.
Access to Higher Education Diploma: 80 UCAS Tariff points including a minimum of 15 Level 3 credits at Distinction.
GCSEs: GCSE/IGCSE English grade A*-C or grade 9-4 or equivalent.
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