Health Care courses Wales

...On Completion Students can progress onto Higher Education...

...Occupational Engagement – focus on all the factors related to carrying out occupations. Includes anatomy, physiology and the study of occupations... Learn about: Skills and Training, Occupational Therapy...

...centrally co ordinate multi centre trials to the highest standards. NWORTH is active across a wide range of clinical, health and social care research interests... Learn about: Cancer care, Skills and Training, Health and Social Care...

...course on a part-time day or evening basis, please attend one of the enrolment sessions advertised on our website...

...of a patient/client with epilepsy Discuss how you can be prepared Maximum no. of places...

...morning session and use the excellent and varied resources available at the university. WATCH: To find out more about the psychology department at Wrexham... Learn about: Skills and Training, Social Psychology, Cognitive Psychology...

...for national and international students. Working together with research centres across the College of Health and Behavioural Sciences and other universities... Learn about: Health science, Allied Health Professions, Health Studies...

...What will I learn? The course aims to provide a general introduction to psychological theory, research and application; an awareness of the diversity...

...Students may also take advantage of the activities run by the Students' Association and also participate in visits organised by their subject tutors...

...morning session and use the excellent and varied resources available at the university. WATCH: To find out more about the psychology department at Wrexham... Learn about: Cognitive Psychology, Social Psychology, Skills and Training...

...academic qualification of a Masters degree (subject to meeting criteria). This route takes between three and five years to complete, it is up to you... Learn about: Mindfulness and Individual Therapy, Mindfulness and the Brain, Teaching 1...

...A*-C in order to study AS subjects. The requirements for adults will be different. Where will I study: D,P What will I study? You will study sport-related...

...understanding of what epilepsy is; Understand the different types of seizures; Have an overview of the most common types of medication & their effects...

...and 22.5 weeks of learning in the practice setting, in place. Year 1 Modules Family approaches to health for health visitors and school nurses... Learn about: Public Health, School Nurse, Nursing Health...

...one of your first actions - before applying for admission to the programme - is to identify and communicate with a potential supervisor in the relevant... Learn about: Social Neuroscience, Cognitive Development, Action and Memory...

...What next? You will be able to follow a degree course in subjects such as Physical Education, Sports Science, Sports Physiotherapy or Sports Psychology...

...This course gives a brief introduction to psychology. Introduction to Psychology Key Facts 8 weeks 2 hours per week Tuesdays 6pm-8pm Course Overview...

...The programme is approved by the Nursing and Midwifery Council and successful completion leads to registration on part 3 of the NMC register... Learn about: School Nurse, Nurse training, Health nursing...

...This course will be of particular interest to psychology graduates aiming for a career in clinical psychology and who do not yet have relevant work experience... Learn about: Developmental Disorders, Learning disability, Health Psychology...

...You will also get a chance to use your own knowledge in a practical sense by devising your own experiments. Psychology - AS & A Level By studying...