BSc (Hons) Health and Wellbeing in Society (Year 1)

This degree gives you the knowledge and practical skills to improve health and wellbeing in communities. You'll explore public health issues, gain real-world experience through placements, and prepare for a rewarding career in health and community services.

This degree is designed for students who want to make a positive difference to the health and wellbeing of individuals and communities. Throughout the course, you will explore important topics such as public health, health psychology, health inequalities, disease prevention, and health promotion, developing a strong understanding of the factors that influence people's health.

You will have opportunities to tailor your studies by exploring areas such as mental health, substance use, or social exclusion, helping you build knowledge in subjects that interest you most. Real-world placement opportunities allow you to apply your learning in professional settings and develop valuable workplace experience.

Alongside subject knowledge, you will strengthen your communication, research, problem-solving, teamwork, and critical thinking skills. By the time you graduate, you will be well prepared for careers in public health, healthcare, community services, health promotion, or further study.
We welcome applications from students with a range of educational and professional backgrounds. Each application is considered individually to ensure applicants have the skills, experience, and motivation needed to succeed on the course.

Applicants with Previous Qualifications

Applicants are normally expected to have:

A minimum of 5 GCSEs (or equivalent qualifications) at grade C/4 or above.

Applicants from countries where English is not the majority language are expected to demonstrate English language proficiency with an overall IELTS score of 6.0, with no individual component below 5.5.

Mature Applicants (21+)

Applicants aged 21 and over who do not meet the standard entry requirements may still be considered through our assessment-based admissions process. We recognise that relevant work experience, volunteering, and life experience can provide valuable skills and knowledge that support your studies.

Mature applicants may be required to:

Provide supporting documents, including valid identification, a personal statement, and proof of address dated within the last three months.

Complete a Screening for Accreditation of Prior Experience (SAPE) assessment to demonstrate how previous experience relates to the course.

Meet the English language requirements where applicable. Applicants from non-majority English-speaking countries are expected to achieve an overall IELTS score of 5.5, with no individual component below 5.5.

Provide any additional supporting documents that may be required based on the details of their application.

This flexible approach ensures applicants with relevant experience have the opportunity to access higher education and progress towards their career goals.
Health and Wellbeing Officer

Community Development Worker

Social Care Practitioner

Family Support Worker

Public Health Officer

Health Promotion Officer

Community Engagement Officer

Charity and Voluntary Sector Worker

Youth Worker

Care Coordinator

Housing Support Officer

Public Services Officer

Modules

Year 0 (Foundation Year)

Ways of Learning about the Social World

Preparing for Success, Knowledge and Creativity

Preparing for Success, Self-development and Responsibility

Inquiry Based Learning

Year 1

Making Sense of Society: The Sociological Imagination

Policy in Context

Wellbeing in Society

Sociology of Health

Making Sense of Society: Understanding the Social World

Policy and Strategy

Media, Communication and Society

Contemporary Debates

Year 2

Qualitative Research Methods for Social Scientists

Race, Ethnicity and Migration

Ethical Issues in Health & Social Sciences

Gender and Sexuality in Society

Quantitative Research Methods for Social Scientists

Employability and Professional Development

Citizenship, Community and Welfare

Understanding the Work Environment

Year 3

Dissertation

Aging Through the Life-Course

Leadership and Teamwork

Body, Culture and Society

Disability, Mental Health and the Criminal Justice System

Globalisation: Issues and Debates

Global Health and Society

Location

Wembley (W) - 401- 403 High Rd, Wembley, HA9 7AB, Elephant&Castle (EC) - Lancaster House, 70 Newington Causeway, SE1 6DF, Stratford (S) - 10 Grove Cres Rd, London E15 1BJ, Luton (L) - 1 Hastings Street, Bedfordshire, LU1 5XL, Birmingham (B) - Aston Cross Business Village, 50 Rocky Lane, B6 5RQ.

Please note that the campuses and locations listed are subject to availability and may change at any time. For the latest information, please get in touch with us and we will be happy to assist.

FAQs

No. All of our services are completely free. From your initial consultatioin through to application support and admission, we’ll guide you every step of the way at no cost.
Yes. We work with a range of recognised and respected higher education institutions, and the qualifications they offer are widely recognised both in the UK and internationally.
Our consultations are free and designed to help you find the right course for your goals. We'll discuss your interests, career ambitions, previous qualifications, and any relevant experience to recommend the most suitable study options for you.
Not necessarily. Many of our partner institutions offer flexible study options to suit different lifestyles. Depending on the course, you may be able to study during weekdays, evenings, weekends, online, or through a blend of in-person and independent learning. If you're working or have other commitments, our team can help you find a course that fits your schedule.

What our Students Say

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For prospective students deciding which university course to enrol in, we recommend starting by evaluating your interests, strengths, and career aspirations. Consider the subjects you're passionate about and where your skills lie—choosing a course aligned with these factors can lead to a more rewarding academic and professional journey.

We can help you review course descriptions and explore unique opportunities such as internships, industry connections, and special projects. Understanding what each program offers will support you in identifying the course that best fits your career goals.

Finally, we encourage you to reflect on personal preferences such as the university’s location, campus facilities, and overall environment, as these can greatly influence your university experience.

Student Stories

Valerian discovered us through personal connections and his own independent research. He appreciated the ease of dropping in for a conversation with one of our student advisors, which helped him clarify his goals.

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With our guidance, Valerian was able to carefully weigh these factors and ultimately choose a course and university that aligned with all of his priorities.

What should I expect during the initial consultation & FAQs

The initial consultation begins with a discussion about your academic background, career goals, and personal interests. This allows the advisor to understand what you're looking for. They’ll then provide information on suitable universities and courses, share insights into campus life and career opportunities, and guide you through the application process—including key deadlines and entry requirements. They also offer tips for writing a strong personal statement. Students should be ready to provide personal details, academic records, an up-to-date CV, and a personal statement explaining their reasons for applying. Our students say we were fully transparent about potential challenges, offered various campus options and teaching styles, and made them feel like a priority. They appreciated having enough time to choose their course and university without pressure.

Student Stories

Our students consistently say they would recommend our services to future applicants. They felt supported and at ease throughout the entire process, from the initial consultation to the final stages of choosing a course and submitting their application. Many appreciated the friendly, approachable nature of our team and the clear, honest advice they received at every step. We ensure each student feels listened to, valued, and never rushed into making a decision. Our support is tailored to individual needs, providing guidance, reassurance, and encouragement along the way—helping students move forward with clarity and confidence.