The BSc (Hons) Health and Care Management with Foundation Year is designed for individuals passionate about shaping the future of healthcare and social care services. This program provides a supportive and structured introduction to higher education, ensuring students build the academic skills and foundational knowledge needed for success in their degree studies.
During the foundation year, students develop critical skills in communication, study techniques, and an understanding of the health and care sector. Upon progressing to the degree, the program explores key areas such as health policy, leadership, healthcare systems, and service delivery, with a strong focus on innovation and person-centered care.
This course combines theoretical knowledge with practical application, including case studies, industry placements, and project-based learning. Students will also enhance transferable skills such as leadership, problem-solving, and decision-making, preparing them to meet the demands of the evolving health and care industry.
Key Features:
- Foundation year designed to support students with a smooth transition to university-level study.
- Focus on current health and care management issues, policy, and best practices.
- Opportunities for practical experience and engagement with industry professionals.
- Development of essential leadership and management skills for the health sector.
This program is ideal for students who aspire to make a meaningful impact in the healthcare and social care sectors by combining managerial expertise with a deep understanding of the industry’s unique challenges and opportunities.