Health and Social Care BA, BA (Hons)

This health and social care course examines core healthcare concepts through theoretical and practical methods, preparing students to become skilled professionals ready to contribute in settings such as the NHS, local authorities, private sectors, or third-sector organizations. The BA (Hons) degree builds essential knowledge and skills for roles like healthcare support workers or community workers, while providing opportunities for continuing professional development. Graduates are equipped for positions addressing mental health, domestic violence, environmental health, or public health, as well as postgraduate studies in nursing, social work, or teaching. Students completing Year 1 may earn a Higher National Certificate (HNC), and those finishing Year 2 a Higher National Diploma (HND). For the latest module information, visit our website.Modules comprise: Year 1 – Contemporary Health and Wellbeing, Working in Health and Social Care, Modern Society, Healthy Environments; Year 2 – An Introduction to Healthy Development, Working with the Vulnerable in Society, Mental Health and Social Policy, Research Methods; Final Year – Global Health, Leadership and Management in Health and Social Care, Tackling Disease, Research Project.

Year 1: Contemporary Health and Wellbeing Working in Health and Social Care Modern Society Healthy Environments Year 2: An Introduction to Healthy Development Working with the Vulnerable in Society Mental Health and Social Policy Research Methods Final year: Global Health Leadership and Management in Health and Social Care Tackling Disease Research Project