BA Health and Social Care

Liverpool John Moores University’s BA Health and Social Care teaches students the importance of healthy living, as well as the different ways they can be useful to society. This course leans into medicine, and students learn how to diagnose and prescribe drugs for patients. They will also engage in practical sessions to help them understand the course content.

In this programme, students will learn about mental health, community health, pharmacology, public health, and biostatistics. They will also apply the theories on community health to provide care for patients, ranging from infants to young children, teenagers, adults, and elderly people. During this course, students will understand how outdoor sessions work where they move from one location to another to run checkups on people, and possibly provide drugs, clothing, and food.

Learning in this course is through lectures, laboratory sessions, seminars, and conferences. Assessment is done through examinations, lab reports, periodic tests, and a group project.

Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) is a respected public university based in Liverpool, England, known for applied teaching and student support excellence. The Faculty of Allied Health delivers quality learning supported by experienced lecturers with professional experience.

LJMU has a gold rating in the Teaching Excellence Framework, showing it has high teaching quality and student satisfaction. Facilities include modern lecture theatres and specialised computer suites. The university supports student futures with career development services and employer engagement.

Grade Requirements:

• Applicants require around 80 UCAS points or equivalent qualifications.
• Other qualifications, including A-levels, BTEC, or International Baccalaureate, are accepted.

English Proficiency:

• International students are required to achieve an overall IELTS Academic score of 6.0, with no score below 5.5.
• Other English tests, such as the TOEFL or PTE Academic, are accepted.

Graduates of this programme find employment in roles including:

• Social Care Worker
• Health Service Manager
• Community Support Officer
• Care Coordinator
• Policy Advisor

Applications are made through UCAS. For any questions and further clarification, you can contact a counsellor at the AHZ counselling team.