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Health and Social Care (Extended Degree) BSc (Hons) Subject to Validation

Northumbria University

Institution
Northumbria University
Level
undergraduate
Subject
Health and Social Care (Extended Degree) BSc (Hons) Subject to Validation
Duration
4-5 years
UCAS code
Z074
Typical offer
A-level CA, UCAS 56-72

Entry requirements

UCAS Tariff: 56 to 72 Tariff Points Subject requirements: There are no specific subject requirements for this course.

About this course

Validation undergraduate Health and Social Care (Extended Degree) BSc (Hons) Subject to Validation. Core topics include Research Methods, Policy Analysis, Critical & Analytical Thinking, Ethics & Professional Practice, Human Behaviour, and Global & Comparative Perspective. Students may complete an optional work placement year or study abroad year between levels 5 and 6.

Modules

  • Becoming a Professional
  • Study Skills
  • Valuing Self and Others
  • Human Development in the World
  • Skills for Professional Practice
  • Collaborative Project
  • Skills for Academic Success in a UK University
  • Learning at University
  • Introduction to Academic Research
  • Foundations of Health & Social Care Policy and Practice
  • Professional Practice and the Health & Social Care Workplace
  • Inequalities and Social Justice
  • Children, Young People in Health and Social Care
  • Skills for Academic Success in a UK University
  • Research in Practice
  • MAD Studies
  • International Perspectives on Health and Social Care
  • The Older Person in Health & Social Care systems
  • Communication Skills & Professional Boundaries
  • Health and Neighbourhood Renewal
  • Public Health Theory and Practice
  • Creative Helping Practices
  • Integrated Health & Social Care: Study Abroad
  • Health and Life Sciences Work Placement Year
  • Skills for Academic Success in a UK University
  • Management and Leadership in Integrated Health & Social Care
  • Safe and Effective Practice in Integrated Health & Social Care
  • Changing Landscapes and Policy Critiques in Integrated Health and Social Care
  • Core Project
  • Health Care Interventions, Policy and Practice