Posterous theme by Cory Watilo

NEW BSc (Hons) Healthcare: Management, Policy and Research launched at the University of Southampton

NEW BSc (Hons) Healthcare: Management, Policy and Research

Dear Student,

I’m writing to introduce you to a new course we have starting in September 2013: BSc (Hons) Healthcare: Management, Policy and Research.

This degree is an innovative and pioneering course, which has been developed in response to a need for more highly skilled leaders, policy makers and researchers in healthcare.

Healthcare systems are highly complex environments.  This degree will give students the skills they need to understand this complexity and use this knowledge to solve problems and make decisions around healthcare delivery and design.

The programme lasts four years and includes a one year paid work placement, which will give students the confidence, competence and track record of work experience that they need to make a successful start to their career. This will also prepare graduates for a wide range of employment opportunities by emphasising quantitative skills and independent critical thinking and decision making.

In addition, the student showing the highest research potential following successful completion of the degree will receive a fully funded three year PhD studentship in the Faculty of Health Sciences.

 There will be an opportunity for prospective students to learn more about this course at our Open Afternoon on 28th November 2012. 
  
 
Kind regards,
Lizzie

Lizzie Denyer
Senior Administrative Officer – Recruitment

Student and Academic Administration
Faculty of Health Sciences
University of Southampton
Room 2029 | B67 University Road | Highfield Campus
Southampton | SO17 1BJ

 

Health Sciences Open Afternoon


28 November 2012 
Nightingale Building, Highfield Campus

16:00 Nursing & Midwifery
            Occupational Therapy

17:00 Healthcare:
             Management, Policy 
             & Research

 18:00 Nursing & Midwifery
             Healthcare Science

To book your place on one these sessions and for more information on this event, please contacte.denyer@southampton.ac.uk