This degree equips students with the knowledge, skills, and experience needed for careers in health and social care, enabling positive impacts on marginalized communities. Developed by experts, it addresses the sector's evolving complexities, covering topics from mental health and criminal justice to public health and homelessness. Students explore human development, inequality, and global challenges, leading to diverse career and postgraduate opportunities.At NTU, the program features a diverse student body, including mature learners and those with professional experience, along with 240 hours of work-like experience through placements and simulations. Flexible optional modules allow customization in later years, with high UCAS demand noted in 2022. Core modules span foundations, research, and leadership, while assessments include essays, presentations, portfolios, and dissertations, with feedback provided within three weeks.
A local representative of Nottingham Trent University in Singapore is available online to assist you with enquiries about this course.