BSc (Hons) Health and Wellbeing in Society

Course Overview This dynamic interprofessional degree provides a comprehensive analysis of contemporary health and social care systems, equipping students with the specialist skills sought by employers. You will tailor your learning to specific career interests through a curriculum covering psychological and sociological theory, health promotion, and social research methods. The course culminates in a final-year health intervention report, where you apply your knowledge to make practical recommendations for improving healthcare access. Key Program Highlights Tailor your degree to fit specific career interests with elective modules in areas like mental health, ageing, and social exclusion. Gain practical experience through placement opportunities in a variety of health and social care settings. Apply your learning in a real-world context by producing a final-year health intervention report. Enhance your studies with international experience through the DMU Global programme, such as health-focused field trips. Prepare for diverse careers in the NHS, private healthcare, health promotion, community development, or postgraduate study.