Develop the skills and confidence to deliver real-world research-informed health and social care on a degree course that opens up a wide range of career roles across the public voluntary and independent sectors.This course gives you a broad understanding of contemporary health and social care issues and their relevance to wider social policy legal and organisational environment both within the UK and internationally.Areas of study incorporate sociology public health law and health inequalities. In your second and third years follow your interests with optional units in mental health disability safeguarding addictions human rights and care of older people. In your final year undertake a choice of an independent academic research project or an action-focused project based within an organisation with the support of our experienced academic team.There is a strong vocational focus ensuring you develop transferable employability-enhancing skills. Take this course over four years and include a fee-free one-year placement in industry where you gain practical experience build your CV and meet potential future employers.