Course Details

Graduates of the BSc (Hons) Health, Wellbeing, and Social Care program have numerous career pathways to explore, depending on their interests and any additional qualifications they may pursue:

• Healthcare Professional: There are chances to take up a nursing, midwifery, occupational therapy, physiotherapy or other allied health positions (further training may be needed).
• Social Worker: Further on, one can obtain the necessary qualifications of operation, and become a registered social worker, assisting citizens in regard to diverse social problems.
• Mental Health Practitioner: Employment in mental health support, counseling or therapy can be obtained and may need an additional practice license.
• Health Promotion Specialist: Develop and conduct activities to improve people’s and communities’ health and prevent the illnesses that result in their deterioration.
• Policy Advisor: Make researches and advisory in determination of health and social care polices to be implemented.
• Community Development Officer: Work in partnership with other local people to enhance Health and Social Care services and needs.
• Public Health Officer: Contribute in disease prevention and health promotion within the country at local, regional or national health departments.
• Health and Social Care Manager: Coordinate and manage services, funds, and people with organizations in the fields of health or social care for providing good quality services.
• Care Coordinator: Co-ordinate the care of clients with multiple health needs, in order to assure a timely and efficient receipt of services from different health care givers.
• Advocacy and Support Roles: Get involved with other organizations for the defence of marginalised groups in society such as children, the elderly or the disabled persons.
• Health Data Analyst: Design and redesign of healthcare services and patient care by relating to health information and incorporating needed improvements.