Course Overview
The MSc in Public Health and Social Care in Practice, offered at our London Campus, is designed for those who want to make a real difference in health and social care. This course is perfect for anyone looking to work in this important field, whether you are already in a job or just starting your career. As our society faces challenges like an ageing population and increasing health issues, the need for skilled professionals in this area is more important than ever.
This course addresses the transformation of social care for older people. As people live longer, there is a need to rethink how to support their needs. The programme also tackles current public health issues such as lifestyle-related diseases, which can often be prevented through healthier living. It highlights the importance of mental wellbeing, recognising that mental health is just as crucial as physical health. You will gain the knowledge and skills to understand and address long-term conditions, helping you find effective solutions to complex health problems.
In today’s fast-paced world, it is essential to use resources wisely. The demand for health and social care services is rising, making it necessary to find efficient and effective ways to meet these needs. This course equips you with the tools required to manage resources well and deliver high-quality care.
The MSc in Public Health and Social Care in Practice covers all key areas relevant to health and social care. You will learn about public health, which focuses on protecting and improving the health of communities. You will also explore health promotion, which involves encouraging people to adopt healthier lifestyles. Understanding health care policy is crucial, as it shapes how health services are delivered and accessed.
Ethical considerations in care are a key part of this programme. You will learn to think critically about the moral implications of your decisions and actions in health and social care settings. The course also covers modern technologies and the role of AI in health care management, exploring how these advancements can improve the organisation and delivery of care services.
You will develop your ability to make decisions based on evidence. This means learning to use research and data to guide your actions, ensuring you make informed choices that benefit your clients. The programme encourages a deep understanding of critical issues in health and social care, helping you identify challenges and find effective ways to address them.
MSc Public Health and Social Care in Practice is offered by University of Wales Trinity Saint David in partnership with PEN. Students can choose from flexible class schedules such as Weekday, allowing them to balance education with other commitments. The programme is offered in Full Time study modes, ensuring accessibility for learners. It supports various academic pathways, including Masters levels, making it suitable for a wide range of students seeking professional or academic advancement. This course is available across key study locations including London. To help you navigate, direct Google Maps links are provided for each location.
Available Campuses for MSc Public Health and Social Care in Practice
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Canary Wharf
Exchange Tower Harbour, Exchange Square, 9th and 10th Floor, London, E14 9GE
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English Language Requirements
Undergraduate & Postgraduate Study
Applicants generally require:
✅ IELTS Academic: Overall 6.0
- Minimum 5.5 in each component:
- Reading
- Writing
- Listening
- Speaking
(or an equivalent approved English language qualification)
Postgraduate Research Programmes
Requirements:
✅ IELTS Academic: Overall 6.5
- Minimum:
- 6.5 in Reading and Writing
- 5.5 in Listening and Speaking
(or equivalent qualification)
Entry Requirement
Undergraduate Courses
▪ BA (Hons) Business Management (Weekend study option)
Entry Requirements:
A wide range of qualifications, which are equivalent to two A-Level passes, including European Baccalaureate. The University will generally accept A-Level and Edexcel awards and a range of other Certificates/Diplomas at Level 3 worth 120 credits.
Certificate of Higher Education Courses
▪ Certificate of Higher Education Business Skills for the Workplace (Weekdays and Weekend study option)
▪ Certificate of Higher Education in Skills for the Workplace (Health and Social Care) (Weekdays and Weekend study option)
▪ Certificate of Higher Education Computing Skills for the Workplace
Entry Requirements:
We are interested in creative people that demonstrate a strong commitment to their chosen subject area, and therefore, we welcome applications from individuals from a wide range of backgrounds. To assess students’ suitability for their chosen course, we usually arrange on-campus assessments for all applicants at which their English language (Writing, speaking, listening, reading) skills, achievements and life experience will be considered.
For Certificate of Higher Education applicants under the age of 21:
Qualification Requirement:
▪ Applicants under 21 must hold Level 3 qualifications (e.g., A-levels, BTECs, Access to HE Diplomas etc.)
▪ The total UCAS tariff points from these qualifications must equal or exceed 64-80 points.
▪ Points may be accumulated from a range of qualifications.
Document Submission:
▪ Applicants must upload evidence of their qualifications to the qualifications section directly to the application portal
▪ A snapshot from the official UCAS Tariff Calculator (Calculate your UCAS Tariff points | UCAS) must also be uploaded, showing how the total points have been calculated.
Progression Route
* After successfully completing the Certificate of Higher Education Skills for the Workplace programme, students may progress onto the BA (Hons) Leadership and Management Skills for the Workplace programme Level 5 & 6.
* After successfully completing the Certificate of Higher Education Skills for the Workplace (Health and Social Care) programme, students may progress onto the BSc (Hons) Health and Social Care programme Level 5 & 6.
*After successfully completing the Certificate of Higher Education Computing Skills for the Workplace, students may progress onto the BSc (Hons) Applied Computing.
Postgraduate Courses
▪ MBA International Business
▪ MSc Public Health and Social care in Practice
▪ MSc Data and Artificial Intelligence
Entry Requirements:
Normally, the possession of a minimum of a 2:2 UK first degree or an equivalent international qualification recognised by Ecctis or work experience of five years at a senior managerial level in lieu of first degree*
*work experience should be presented in the form of letters from employers on the company letterhead paper, signed and dated.
▪ Doctor of Business Administration
Entry Requirements:
Master’s degree generally with a Merit classification or an overall mark of minimum 60% in an area relevant to the doctoral programme, awarded by a UK or other recognised University or higher education institution.
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