BSc (Hons) Podiatry
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Bachelor's degree
In Plymouth
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Plymouth
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Duration
3 Years
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Start date
October
Scholarships available – two awards of £2,500 for third-year students, courtesy of Firefly Orthoses. Podiatry is a rewarding healthcare profession involving understanding of musculoskeletal function and the diagnosis and treatment of patients with lower limb issues. Learn key concepts and theories of podiatric practice including anatomy, biomechanics, physiology and podiatric medicine and minor surgery with work-based learning and practical teaching.
As a podiatry graduate you will be a highly skilled health professional who can work confidently with a variety of different patients in a range of settings. In the 2016 National Student Survey, 95 per cent of our graduates went on to work or undertake further study with an average salary of £21,000 as a result of their qualifications.
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About this course
Graduate with the professional accreditation, practical skills and theoretical knowledge required to build a successful career in the health professions.
Podiatry is a diverse career, with many different elements that can be explored depending on interest and specialisms. These include working with athletes with sports injuries, providing wound-care, musculoskeletal podiatry and biomechanics to name just a few. Along with working for the NHS, there are also opportunities in independent private practice with the potential to become self-employed.
UCAS tariff
120
GCSE
5 GCSEs grade C/4 or above to include Mathematics, English and Science. Preference is given to applicants who have obtained these grades on application. Please note the institution will also accept Functional Skills Level 2 (Numeracy) as an equivalent qualification to the GCSE Mathematics qualification
BSc (Hons)
Work-based placements and the Peninsula Allied Health Centre, a multi-million-pound facility for practicing students.
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Subjects
- Dietetics
- Mental Health
- Occupational Therapy
- Paramedic
- Optometry
- Podiatry
- Surgery
- Teaching
- Biology
- Physiology
- Anatomy
- Project
- Healthcare
- Child health
- Health nursing
- Numerical
Course programme
In your first year, you'll learn the key concepts and theories of podiatric practice including anatomy, biomechanics, physiology and podiatric medicine. Undertake essential shared learning with other healthcare students to give you a broad perspective of multidisciplinary work and gain practice skills through supervised placements in NHS-based training clinics.
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POD106 Podiatric Studies 1
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POD107 Podiatric Pathology
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POD108 Podiatric Practical Skills
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POD109 Podiatric Clinical Practice
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SOHP401 Preparation for Practice
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SOHP403 Functional Human Anatomy and Physiology
In your second year, you'll increase your knowledge of podiatric practice for children and older people. You will build your confidence and the personal skills required to work as a podiatrist in a placement setting. Learn research skills to support practice with evidence-based learning. Develop your skills in the treatment of lower-limb disorders through the application of physical and mechanical therapies, pharmacology and surgery.
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POD207 Systemic Disorders and the Lower Limb
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POD212 Podiatric Studies 2
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POD213 Podiatric Clinical Practice 2
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POD214 Podiatric Clinical Practice 3
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POD215 Podiatric Studies 3
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SOHP501 Project Studies
In your final year, you’ll undertake patient-focused clinical practice and theory addressing contemporary health issues and complex medical cases. You will also carry out a supervised project in an area that you’re interested in. Become an autonomous practitioner by practising your professional skills in the clinical, pharmacological and surgical management of patients.
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POD320 Podiatric Clinical Practice 5
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POD321 Pharmacology for Podiatry
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POD322 The High Risk Patient in Podiatric Practice
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POD323 Local Anaesthesia and Nail Surgery
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SOHP601 Project
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SOHP603 Business and Leadership
Every undergraduate taught course has a detailed programme specification document describing the course aims, the course structure, the teaching and learning methods, the learning outcomes and the rules of assessment.
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BSc (Hons) Podiatry