Course summary

Why choose this course? The course explores how we can help people to live happier and healthier lives. You will learn about what impacts the health and wellbeing of individuals, communities and societies, and about different solutions to address established and emerging issues. You will: Develop a rounded understanding of the health, mental health and wellbeing of individuals and communities Engage in work-based placement opportunities Study a cutting-edge curriculum delivered by staff from a range of academic and professional backgrounds who are actively engaged in current research projects Benefit from strong links with local employers Have the opportunity to join a peer mentor scheme, allowing you to provide support from and to other students Engage in wider learning opportunities, such as guest speaker talks, conferences and whole programme sessions A foundation year is available for students who may not meet the criteria for entry to the 2-year route. The foundation year introduces the student to the key study skills and foundational knowledge essential to successful completion of the Diploma Key Course Features: Apply theoretical and evidence-based knowledge to ‘real life’ situations. Involves 100 hours of work-based learning which you can tailor to your own area(s) of interest. Includes personal and professional development modules which help you to develop a full CV and key skills for employability. Uses a range of teaching methods including small group discussions, online learning materials and case studies to embed learning. Allows you to complete a top-up year to achieve the BSc (Hons) Mental Health and Wellbeing.