BSc Health and Community Studies

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University of Huddersfield

Comments about BSc Health and Community Studies - At the institution - Huddersfield - West Yorkshire

• Objectives
  Society is increasingly healtA multi-disciplinary approach draws from sociology, psychology and politics and reinforces the understanding of diversity. We explore issues related to community health and well-being at individual, group and national level. The programme examines the contemporary issues of evidence, research, partnership, collaboration and teamwork. In addition to the essential subject theory the course provides a challenging yet supportive environment for personal development and enables you to develop essential skills valued by employers. These include communication and interpersonal skills, enhanced helping skills, problem identification and solving skills, and the ability to work productively as part of a team.
• Entry requirements
  Entry Requirements 200-220 points including one 6-unit award at grade C. We require applicants without GCSE English to demonstrate competence in written English. We will consider applicants of all ages. If you have alternative qualifications, please contact us for advice. Applicants with relevant previous study or experience may be able to make a claim for advanced standing though the Accreditation of Prior Learning (APL) mechanism.
• Academic title
  BSc Health and Community Studies
• Course description
  Course Structure
  
  Year 1/ Foundation Level
  
  Core Skills for Studying at University
  Health, Health Issues and Communities
  Personal Values and Helping Skills
  The Sociological Basis of Health
  The Psychological Basis of Health
  The Physiological Basis of Health
  
  Year 2/ Intermediate Level
  
  Work Placement
  Health Promotion and Workplace
  An Introduction to Research and Health Studies
  Peer Mentorship
  
  Year 3/ Honours Level
  
  Literature Review (extended study)
  Social Problems and Social Issues
  Management and Leadership
  The Government, Social Welfare and Health Policy
  Community and Interagency Working in Public Health
  
  Also, Health and Social Welfare.

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