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In the 21st century, governments, policymakers, and researchers are placing greater emphasis on health and wellness as we confront complex global challenges, making careers in this field a growing economic sector. Our program examines contemporary health issues through multiple academic perspectives, investigating comprehensive, community-oriented solutions. Evidence-based health policies and practices must be established to foster sustainable wellbeing solutions that address real-world needs. With a strong emphasis on research application, our curriculum critically assesses health interventions for individuals, communities, and populations. Students engage with diverse concepts including social prescribing's societal impact, global healthcare systems, health disparities, resilience strategies, and leadership in healthcare. The course fosters innovative thinking to address sector challenges while critically evaluating current practices. Participants gain professional competencies to design and oversee research projects assessing integrated health approaches. We value student diversity as essential for developing adaptable graduates equipped to tackle health sector challenges. Upon completion, you'll possess leadership, facilitation, and reflective practice skills, along with expertise in implementing wellbeing interventions - crucial capabilities for health industry leaders. Career Development Students can access various part-time roles, placements, and work-based learning opportunities. Our faculty actively cultivates employer partnerships across sectors, involving them in curriculum development and career support initiatives. The program connects students with our Center for Resilience, which delivers evidence-based training and evaluation services for corporate and public organizations. Potential Career Paths Graduates qualify for positions including: Policy analyst Wellness program manager Health publication editor Healthcare assistant Public health coordinator Data specialist Integrated care manager Quality improvement specialist Research professional Youth resilience specialist Wellbeing coach Employment Prospects Alumni find opportunities with: Nonprofit organizations Government agencies Educational institutions Municipal governments Healthcare systems National health services Policy institutes Public health departments Regulatory bodies
A minimum of a lower second class honours degree (2:2) in a relevant discipline including health or allied health related subject, or in social care related subjects.
If your first language is not English, you should have an IELTS 6.5 with at least 6.5 in writing and no element below 6.0.