Health and Social Care with Foundation Year (Hons) University of Wolverhampton

Overview

The Health and Social Care with Foundation Year (Hons) programme offered by  University of Wolverhampton  offers tailored assessment support through module tutorials, workshops, and assignment unpacking sessions, helping you build confidence in your academic work. Study skills workshops, peer study groups, and a variety of assessment methods ensure that different learning needs are met, allowing you to excel. Our extensive library resources and study skills support, including the Student Enabling Centre for students with specific learning needs, provide additional help when you need it.  We offer a wide range of student support services to help you succeed throughout your degree. This includes access to financial support funds, counselling services, mental health support, and one-to-one advice and guidance. You'll also have a variety of self-care resources at your fingertips to support your wellbeing and help you make the most of your university experience. Above all, we take a friendly, warm, and informal approach to learning. Our teaching team is approachable, responsive, and always happy to help. You'll have opportunities for discussion, debate, and Q&A in a fun and encouraging environment where your voice is valued.

Key Facts

In the classroom, you’ll benefit from excellent teaching support, with dedicated academic coaches and student transition teachers working alongside your lecturers to ensure you get the most from your studies. Large groups are split into smaller ones, allowing for more personal contact with your lecturer and a more interactive, engaging learning environment. Our teaching methods include activities, exercises, quizzes, and formative assessments to help you stay on track with learning outcomes and assessment expectations.