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Health, Wellbeing and Social Support FdSc
Teesside University — Middlesbrough, United Kingdom
Health, Wellbeing and Social Support FdSc is a undergraduate Chemistry course at Teesside University, Middlesbrough, United Kingdom. It takes 2 years and starts in September.
Undergraduate · 2 years · Full-time · Chemistry
Intakes: September
Accredited This course is run by Redcar & Cleveland College and Stockton Riverside College in partnership with Teesside University and local health and social care employers.This course is closed at Redcar & Cleveland College for September 2026, but is available at Stockton Riverside College. This course is delivered at Redcar & Cleveland College and Stockton Riverside College where you attend two days a week.
Modules
- Contemporary Care Practice
- Introduction to Medicines Management
- Introduction to Study Skills in Health and Social Care
- Reflective Practice in Health and Social Care
- Safeguarding of Vulnerable Individuals
- The Psychosocial Context of Care
- Concepts and Practice in Health and Social Care
- Principles of Public Health and Wellbeing
- Professional Development and Employability in Health and Social Care
- Service Improvement in Health and Social Care
- Supporting Individuals with Specific Needs
- Understanding Research in Health and Social Care
- Modules offered may vary.
Careers
- After successfully completing this course you can seek employment in the health and social care sector particularly management or associate practitioner roles. There is also opportunity for progres...
Frequently asked questions
How long is Health, Wellbeing and Social Support FdSc at Teesside University?
Health, Wellbeing and Social Support FdSc takes 2 years (Full-time).
When does Health, Wellbeing and Social Support FdSc start?
Intakes: September.
What level is Health, Wellbeing and Social Support FdSc?
It is a undergraduate course in Chemistry.
What will I study on Health, Wellbeing and Social Support FdSc?
Modules include Contemporary Care Practice, Introduction to Medicines Management, Introduction to Study Skills in Health and Social Care, Reflective Practice in Health and Social Care, Safeguarding of Vulnerable Individuals and The Psychosocial Context of Care.
What careers can Health, Wellbeing and Social Support FdSc lead to?
Typical roles include After successfully completing this course you can seek employment in the health and social care sector particularly management or associate practitioner roles. There is also opportunity for progres....