BSc (Hons) Mental Health & Wellbeing

at Wrexham Glyndwr University

Modules:
 

• Study Skills and Personal Development
• Health of the Nation: State of Play
• Health, Wellbeing and the Body
• Health Inequalities and Social Justice
• Key Concepts in Health, Mental Health and Wellbeing

• The general requirement for admission to the degree is 80-112 UCAS points at A level or equivalent – this includes relevant Access to Higher Education courses. Applicants should be able to demonstrate the emotional and psychological maturity to work with vulnerable people and the resilience needed to cope with the demands in this sector. 
• For students without the standard entry qualifications, it may be possible to take this course if you have additional life or work experience and can demonstrate an ability to engage with the academic challenges of the programme. Candidates without standard entry requirements may be invited to interview.  

UK Students:
£9000 per year

International Fees:
£11,750 per year

This course is designed to equip students with a range of knowledge and skills relevant to a diverse selection of roles across the mental health sector. This might include community health development, mental health improvement, social prescribing, advocacy, policy development and campaigning, and many more.