University-Level Prospectus | BA & BSc (HONS) DEGREES


BA (Hons) PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE)


AWARDING BODY: UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH


1 YEAR, FULL-TIME | 2 YEARS, PART-TIME PETROC: HEB027 UCAS: V76B


PETROC: HET106 UCAS: V76B


The BA (Hons) Professional Development (Health and Social Care) is intended to provide a comprehensive knowledge and a critical understanding of key health and social care concepts, services and provision and will enable the development of innovative practice within the professional environment.


This programme enables you to experience a wide range of current and thought-provoking health and social care issues, and provides you with the opportunity to develop your practice-based skills by working alongside health and social care practitioners in the workplace environment and our newly developed Care Academy.


The programme is designed around building a critical awareness of the fundamental nature of health and social care provision; it will enable those who would like to develop a career in the health and social care workplace to gain a deeper appreciation of the breadth, depth and scope of health and social care services. In addition, you will have the opportunity to study Conceptual Elements of Health and Social Care in more depth and submit a dissertation focused on a specific area of professional practice.


PROGRESSION


At present, this programme is the highest level qualification offered by Petroc; however, students who succeed on this qualification will be entitled and encouraged to enrol on programmes of post- graduate study such as MA, MBA and PhD programmes at a range of UK universities.


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