The University of Suffolk BA Applied Care Practice (Progression Route) is designed for practitioners who are already working in the care sector, including the public, private, and voluntary areas. It enables professionals to build upon their existing Level 5 qualifications, such as a Foundation Degree (FdA/FdSc), by combining advanced theoretical knowledge with practical application in contemporary care practice.
The programme concentrates on integrated practice, aiming to deepen expertise in key subject areas, enhance practical skills, and strengthen professional values. This course offers students a flexible structure, requiring them to be present on campus for only one to two days a week. The rest of the learning involves independent, self-directed study. Additionally, students must hold at least a 10-hour weekly position, paid or voluntary, within a relevant care setting.
The University of Suffolk is a modern and innovative institution that commits itself to transformative education and positively impacting its region. It has achieved significant national recognition, including being voted 1st University of the Year in the Whatuni Student Choice Awards 2025.
The university is dedicated to excellence and offers high-quality undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. Academic Schools include Health Sciences and Society (which provides this nursing course), and Business, Arts, Social Sciences, and Technology, demonstrating its wide educational scope.
Candidates are required to submit a personal statement and a relevant academic and/or employer reference. Students must also consent to a satisfactory Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check, and are expected to be in paid or voluntary work in the relevant setting for at least 10 hours per week.
The annual tuition fee for international students on the BA Applied Care Practice (Progression Route) at the University of Suffolk is £15,090.
Students on the BA Applied Care Practice (Progression Route) degree may be eligible for financial support through the NHS Learning Support Fund (LSF). This fund offers eligible students a non-repayable training grant of up to £5,000 per academic year, depending on their individual circumstances.
Graduates of this programme can work as:
Applications for this course are usually submitted through UCAS, but you can also apply through the university's portal during Clearing. Our trained advisors are available to assist you with the process.
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