BSc (Hons) Health and Social Care in Stoke-On-Trent United Kingdom | University of Staffordshire

This program is crafted to develop tomorrow's professionals, equipped to tackle the evolving demands in health and social care. Addressing population needs in these sectors stands among society's most pressing challenges, touching nearly every aspect of community life—from individuals seeking support to policy-making about healthcare systems. You'll learn from approachable, experienced instructors with real-world backgrounds in health or social care, helping connect academic concepts to contemporary policies and practices. We also provide a Health and Social Care BSc (Hons) with a foundation year at Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form College. The initial year is completed at your selected college, after which you can advance to the three-year BSc (Hons) program at the University. This pathway helps build essential skills applicable to healthcare, social services, and public health.
Upon graduation, you'll receive: BSc (Hons) Health and Social Care. Students complete at least 70 hours of work experience, preferably in health or social care settings—either secured independently or with our assistance.

Career Paths
Our alumni pursue rewarding careers across public and private sectors, including roles like: Public Health Analyst (entry salary £32,585)
Residential Home Manager (starting at £32,500), Children’s Home Deputy Manager (£28,000).
Postgraduate options are also strong, with pathways into social work, nursing (adult/mental health), public health, or academia through teaching qualifications (PGCE) for further education roles.
One graduate earned this qualification and now teaches at Cheshire College (salary range: £24,000 - £34,500). Others work as research assistants (including one currently with us) or pursue advanced research degrees.
Completing this course prepares you for diverse graduate-level roles across public sector organizations like Local Authorities, the NHS, and Public Health England, as well as nonprofit and private health/social care providers.