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STUDY
BA (Hons) Applied Care Practice (Mental Health Support) (Progression Route)
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| Institution code: | S82 |
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| UCAS code: | L505 |
| Start date: | September 2024 |
| Duration: | One year full-time |
| Location: | East Coast College (Great Yarmouth) |
| Typical Offer: | FdA/FdSc or equivalent Level 5 qualification in an appropriate subject. |
| Institution code: | S82 |
|---|---|
| UCAS code: | L505 |
| Start date: | September 2024 |
| Duration: | One year full-time |
|---|---|
| Location: | East Coast College (Great Yarmouth) |
| Typical Offer: | FdA/FdSc or equivalent Level 5 qualification in an appropriate subject. |
Overview
The BA (Hons) Applied Care Practice (Mental Health Support) Progression Route is relevant to practitioners working with people of any age. The applied nature of the degree provides theoretical knowledge along with practical application related to social care in contemporary society.
The programme has been developed to allow those in the Mental Health sector to further develop existing skills. It provides opportunities for students to develop a broad range of practice skills, knowledge and understanding within key subject areas and to acquire and enhance their professional values. Attendance is one day a week during term time and students are expected to be in paid or voluntary work in a relevant setting for at least 10 hours per week.
Course Modules
Full downloadable information regarding all University of Suffolk courses, including Key Facts, Course Aims, Course Structure and Assessment, is available in the Definitive Course Record.
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This module explores the social policy landscape and links Social policy to research and practice in mental health.
Students will explore, using a case study approach, the support of service users through transitions.
Students are able to develop a project in their work setting, reflecting on their team leadership and management skills.
Students are required to provide an extended literature review or research proposal linked to their work setting.
Course Modules 2024
Full downloadable information regarding all University of Suffolk courses, including Key Facts, Course Aims, Course Structure and Assessment, is available in the Definitive Course Record.
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This module explores the social policy landscape and links social policy to research and practice in mental health.
Students will explore, using a case study approach, the support of service users through transitions.
Students are able to develop a project in their work setting, reflecting on their team leadership and management skills.
Students are required to provide an extended literature review or research proposal linked to their work setting.
Entry Requirements
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