COURSE CURRICULUM

The BSc Health and Care Management program provides a structured progression from foundational knowledge to advanced professional practice. In the first year, students develop a solid grounding in key areas such as counselling, communication, and therapeutic relationships, alongside psychology in health and social care, public health, and wellbeing. The curriculum introduces management principles, organisational behaviour, and digital change while fostering critical thinking and analytical skills. In the second year, the focus shifts to healthcare sector management, digital health leadership, and principles of health and social care practice, preparing students for management roles. Modules in health economics, team leadership, creativity, and independent research further develop the skills needed to respond to evolving patient and organisational needs. The final year emphasizes advanced topics, including health, wellbeing, and sustainable development, while providing practical experience in facilitating change, managing quality, and digital transformation in healthcare settings. Students undertake an independent project to consolidate their learning and demonstrate their ability to apply theory to real-world challenges. Throughout the program, hands-on case studies and applied learning ensure graduates are equipped to lead teams, improve healthcare delivery, and pursue lifelong professional development in a dynamic and evolving health and care sector, ready to make a meaningful impact on services and patient outcomes.