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Health and Social Care

Students will have relevant degrees and/or diplomas from their own home country. They will be able to commence the programme at Level 6 to achieve a University of Winchester degree. Students will study four content modules (20 CAT points each) and a dissertation entitled Enquiring into Healthcare Practice (40 CAT points).

This Level 6 programme is studied full time over two years as there is a practice requirement for each of the modules. The academic credit is mostly via written assignments. Students must complete all the modules to acheive the Honours degree.

Modules

• Fit for Practice: 20 CAT Points
• Health and Social Care Relationships: Influences on Practice: 20 CAT Points
• General Perspectives in the Care of the Older Person: 20 CAT Points
• Long Term Conditions and End of Life Care:20 CAT Points
• Enquiring into Health and Social Care Practice: Final Year Project: 40 Points