Collaborative Health and Social Care University of the West of Scotland

Overview

The Collaborative Health and Social Care programme at the University of the West of Scotland offers a comprehensive foundation for those aspiring to lead in the integrated care sector. This degree addresses the increasing complexity of modern health services by focusing on person-centred approaches and professional enablement. Students gain the critical knowledge required to navigate changing demographics and service integration effectively.

Why Collaborative Health and Social Care at University of the West of Scotland?

This degree provides a unique opportunity to learn within a vibrant community of academics and professionals at the University of the West of Scotland. The curriculum is designed to reflect contemporary professional practice, ensuring that students are equipped to provide safe, value-based care. You will benefit from a hybrid learning model that combines online activities with on-campus workshops at the London or Paisley campuses.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 16275 per year
• National fee: GBP 1820 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is structured to build academic and professional attributes through dedicated development modules. Modules may include:

• Collaborative Working
• Evidence Based Practice
• Health Promotion
• Person-centred Care
• Population and Public Health
• Psychology of Health and Wellbeing
• Dementia Care
• Palliative Care
• Pain Management

Careers with Collaborative Health and Social Care

Graduates from this programme are prepared for a wide variety of leadership and specialist roles within the health and social services landscape. The diverse skill set acquired during the degree allows for employment in both public and private sectors. Potential career paths include:

• Care Service Manager
• Quality Improvement Officer
• Family Support Worker
• GP Practice Manager
• Project Manager for Homeless Outreach
• Wellbeing Hub Manager
• Addiction Support Specialist

Furthermore, the degree serves as a robust platform for advanced postgraduate study. Many graduates continue their education by pursuing Master's degrees in Public Health, Social Work, or Integrated Care to further specialise their professional expertise.