Health and Social Care (Hons) Liverpool Hope University

Overview

The Health and Social Care (Hons) at Liverpool Hope University provides a comprehensive exploration of the social, political, and environmental factors that influence the well-being of individuals and communities. Students examine the root causes of health inequalities and develop the practical skills necessary to support vulnerable groups within a rapidly changing sector.

Why Health and Social Care (Hons) at Liverpool Hope University?

This programme is distinguished by its strong integration of academic theory and frontline experience. Students benefit from direct input by professional practitioners and engage in community-based research projects. The curriculum is designed to foster responsible practitioners who are sensitive to diverse service user needs, supported by the university's extensive links with regional health and social organisations. Facilities at the Hope Park campus provide a dedicated environment for small-group seminars and one-to-one tutorials.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 15225 per year
• National fee: GBP 9790 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum is structured to build foundational knowledge in the first year, followed by professional specialisation and independent research in subsequent years. Modules may include:

• Health and Wellbeing
• Contemporary Issues in Health and Wellbeing
• Public Health and Health Promotion
• Researching Health and Wellbeing
• Policy and Legislative Context of Social Care
• Professional Practice in Social Care
• Contemporary Issues in Global Health and Wellbeing
• Health and Wellbeing Across the Life-Course
• Ethics in Health and Wellbeing
• Leadership and Management in Health and Social Care

Careers with Health and Social Care (Hons)

Graduates are well-equipped for diverse roles within the health and social care sector, which is currently experiencing high demand for multi-skilled professionals. Employment opportunities commonly include positions in health promotion, housing associations, and community-based projects. Graduates also find success in occupational health services and specialist roles supporting either the older population or young people. Many students progress to postgraduate study in fields such as Public Health, Social Policy, or Social Work.