Mental Health and Wellbeing BSc (Hons)

Why choose this course?<br/>This degree is ideal for anyone who is interested in the area of mental health and wellbeing. You will study the social factors of mental health and wellbeing, the roots of inequality, the need for social justice for those experiencing mental ill-health and how the practice can channel the positive benefits of social connection to help individuals.<br/><br/>You will: <br/>Study a course which is ideal for those wishing to work in the field of mental health and wellbeing, or who already work in the area but want to develop their knowledge and understanding to ensure that their practice is current and evidence based.   <br/>Develop a rounded understanding of the health, mental health and wellbeing of individuals and communities <br/>Participate in 180 hours of work-based learning which you can tailor to your own area(s) of interest <br/>Have the Opportunity to expand your knowledge and understanding according to your particular area of interest. <br/>Be part of a degree that has strong links with local employers <br/>Experience personal and professional development modules which help you develop a full CV and key skills for employability <br/>Be offered a peer mentor scheme, providing support from and to other students <br/><br/>A BSc (Hons) Mental Health & Wellbeing (with foundation year) is available for students who may not meet the criteria for entry to the 3-year route. The foundation year introduces to the student key study skills and foundational knowledge essential to successful completion of a degree <br/><br/>Please note, the foundation year can only be studied as a full time option. <br/><br/>Key Course Features: <br/>- A unique, integrated approach to the subject area that draws from different disciplines to equip you with a broad range of knowledge and skills applicable to a dynamic employment landscape.<br/><br/><br/>- Opportunities to expand and tailor your knowledge and understanding according to your particular area of interest, and apply this during your work-based learning.<br/><br/><br/>- Creative, supportive and interactive approaches to learning.<br/><br/><br/>- Delivered by academics from a range of backgrounds, which means that you will be part of a diverse community of practice.  <br/><br/><br/>- Opportunities to take part in additional relevant events and volunteering within the wider University, giving you a full portfolio of experience on graduation.  <br/>