School of Health and Social Sciences - Uni. of Bolton courses

...may choose to specialize are supported by staff research, such as aspects of molecular or environmental biology. You will be taught through a wide variety...

...for example in clinical laboratories and health education; conservation organizations; the forensic science service; animal charities; teaching...

...such as aspects of molecular or environmental biology. You will be taught through a wide variety of methods including lectures, tutorials, seminars...

...In your second and third years you will have the opportunity to select a particular study route, enabling you to carry out more focused study in your chosen subject areas...

...There is an opportunity to study in the USA through our student exchange scheme. You may choose the Student Associates Scheme as one of your Level 3 options...

...experienced and enthusiastic team in a friendly and supportive environment. Throughout your studies you will have access to the university’s modern...

...sociology and leisure studies. During the course of your studies you will also develop your practical, analytical, interpersonal and presentation skills...

...at levels 2 and 3 of the degree. This enables you to gain knowledge, skills and competencies enhancing your employability. We offer excellent academic...

...and practice in health and wellbeing initiatives will support your understanding of the implementation and management of community-based health programmes...

...service delivery and leadership. You will enhance your ability to deal with complex issues systematically and creatively, to make sound judgements in...

...Special features The course has a high degree of flexibility allowing you to choose, from a broad range of optional modules, those that are relevant to your professional practice...

...and to use a strong theoretical and evidence base to evaluate your own and your organisation's practice, and to use your evaluations as the basis for planning...

...you will have the opportunity to take a single module, and then to combine further modules to obtain a postgraduate certificate, diploma or full master’s degree...

...of learning opportunities that encompass not only the scientific underpinnings to public health but also the development of knowledge and skills that...

...from a broad range of optional modules, those that are relevant to your professional practice. Careers and professional development The programme...

...because it is a degree which employers hold in high regard. The vocational aspects of the subject are also important, particularly if you are considering...

...with British Psychological Society (BPS) accreditation. The more traditional routes include clinical, occupational, educational psychology and counselling...

...provided the minimum standard of qualification of second class honours is achieved. The British Psychological Society is the professional body of psychologists...

...The course is accredited by the British Psychological Society which enables you, on graduation, to progress to further professional qualifications...

...bodies as well as in education, the health sector and in the private health industry. To strengthen your CV further, you will have the opportunity to...