The BSc (Hons) Health and Care Management with Foundation Year is designed for those passionate about shaping the future of healthcare and social care. This program offers a structured and supportive introduction to higher education, helping students develop the academic skills and foundational knowledge necessary for success in their degree studies.
During the foundation year, students build essential skills in communication, study techniques, and gain a solid understanding of the health and care sector. As they progress to the main degree, the program covers key topics such as health policy, leadership, healthcare systems, and service delivery, with a strong emphasis on innovation and person-centered care.
This course blends theoretical knowledge with practical learning, including case studies, industry placements, and project-based activities. Students also develop transferable skills such as leadership, problem-solving, and decision-making, preparing them to succeed in the rapidly evolving health and care sector.
Key Features:
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The foundation year is designed to ensure a smooth transition to university-level study.
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Focus on contemporary health and care management, policy, and best practices.
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Opportunities for hands-on experience and collaboration with industry professionals.
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Development of essential leadership and management skills for careers in the health sector.
This program is ideal for students aiming to make a meaningful contribution to the healthcare and social care fields by combining managerial expertise with a deep understanding of the sector’s unique challenges and opportunities.
