Integrated Health and Social Care
BA (Hons) (Top-Up)
Leaflet Code: CR26772FTT
UCAS:HS26
Overview
Designed in partnership with local health and social care providers, this BA (Hons) in Integrated Health and Social Care (Top-up) reflects the emerging devolution and integration agenda that is being spearheaded locally and nationally. Take this course and you can provide a more seamless, person-centred approach to service delivery, ensuring the best possible outcomes for users of services, their carers, and the population as a whole.
Enhance your knowledge and understanding of the key demographic drivers underpinning the sector. Explore local and national strategies designed to build resilient, sustainable communities and improve health and well-being. And build your awareness of the wider context of integrated care, the role and function of different agencies and professionals, and your own role within the sector.
As a vocationally driven programme, you’ll work and learn at the same time, equipping yourself with the knowledge and skills to become a more reflective, independent and critical member of the workforce, with a specific focus on gaining competencies required by practitioners working within integrated health and social care teams. Supporting national occupational standards and providing you with high level work-related skills, you’ll be well prepared for career progressions in the health and social care sector.
- Openshaw Campus
- Full Time
- 1 year
- September 2023
Awarding Partner:
Staff profile
You’ll be taught by a team of experienced educators with a wealth of knowledge and experience from the health and social care sector.
All staff have or are working towards higher level Master’s and/or professional industry-based qualifications. They all maintain strong links with Sheffield Hallam University and regularly update their knowledge and skills with the university and through sector links and professional communities of practice.
Academic Entry Requirements
• Foundation Degree, HND or equivalent in the vocational or academic subject area.
• We strongly recommend that all applicants have GCSE English Language and Mathematics grades A*-C or level 9-4.
Non-Academic Entry Requirements
Mature applicants (aged 21 or over) who are able to demonstrate relevant skills or knowledge gained in employment or vocational activity will be considered and may be invited to interview.
What will I be studying
Advanced Safeguarding of Adults and Children (20 credits)
Dissertation (40 credits)
Person Centred Care (20 credits)
Political and Sociological Perspectives (20 credits)
Promoting Individual Resilience and Wellbeing (20 credits)
Year 1: Leading Integrated Care and Social Care Prescribing (20 credits)
How will I be assessed?
100% course work which will include written, discussion and presentations
Fees, Finance and Funding
There are two main costs you will have whilst studying and if you are a home student studying on a full-time course, you can apply for student finance to cover both of these:
Your tuition fees for each year of your course.
Help with your living costs e.g. rent, food, clothing, course materials, entertainment.
You can find more details, including the actual tuition fee charged on our Fees, Funding and Finance Page.
Learn moreCourse Associated Costs
All of the books required for the course are available either from the library or as e-books. However, many students choose to buy some of the core textbooks for the course and/or a laptop. You may also need to print assignments and other documents. Campus printing costs start from 5p per page. Estimated costs are £300 for a laptop and up to £50 each year for books and printing
If undertaking work experience (which may be paid or unpaid) you may also need to factor in travel costs to your place of work
You will be required to have an enhanced DBS check for this course to ensure you meet both our and industry safeguarding requirements. Please note there will be an additional cost to your course fees to cover Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) checks. Please see the GOV.UK website for DBS costs.
All students are subject to UCEN Manchester’s Terms and Conditions from the date they accept an offer to study here, full details of which can be found here. The UCEN Manchester Admissions Policy and Procedure can be found here.