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MSc in Social Care, Health and Wellbeing

Make a meaningful impact in the health and social care sector with the MSc in Social Care, Health and Wellbeing. This one-year postgraduate program provides an advanced understanding of healthcare policies, social care practices, and wellbeing strategies, preparing graduates for leadership and specialist roles in diverse care settings.
MSc Social Care, Health and Wellbeing

Intake:

April, September 2025

Location:

London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds

Duration:

1 year (full-time)

Fees:

£ 8,496 per year

The MSc in Social Care, Health and Wellbeing is designed for individuals seeking to enhance their knowledge of healthcare systems, social policies, and public health initiatives. This program equips students with critical thinking, leadership, and research skills to address complex issues related to healthcare access, social inequality, mental health, and wellbeing.

Throughout the course, students will explore key areas such as health promotion, social justice, public health policies, safeguarding, diversity and inclusion, and collaborative care approaches. You will also gain expertise in evidence-based practice, social research methods, and ethical decision-making, ensuring a well-rounded skill set for working in health and social care environments.

A strong emphasis is placed on real-world application, with case studies, research projects, and policy analysis integrated into the curriculum. You will develop hands-on skills in service evaluation, community engagement, and interdisciplinary teamwork, preparing you for leadership and advisory roles in the sector.

Graduates of this program can pursue careers in social work management, healthcare leadership, community development, policy-making, mental health advocacy, and public health consultancy. The degree also serves as a foundation for further professional development, including doctorate-level research or specialized training in healthcare management.

With increasing global demand for qualified professionals in health and social care, this course ensures you graduate with the knowledge, skills, and expertise needed to drive positive change in healthcare services, social support systems, and community wellbeing initiatives. Whether working in public health organizations, government agencies, or non-profit sectors, this MSc prepares you to lead, innovate, and advocate for better social care and health outcomes.

Core Modules:

    1. Dissertation
    2. Postgraduate Preparation for Research Design
    3. Critical Reading and Writing Skills
    4. Equality and Diversity for Human Services
    5. Leadership and Innovation
    6. Contemporary Issues, Policy, and Practice
    7. Collaboration and Integration in Health and Social Care
    8. Person-Centered Approaches and Service User Involvement in Health and Social Care

Funding Your Studies with Student Finance

You may be eligible to receive financial support from the UK Government to help cover your tuition fees and living expenses while studying.

Tuition Fee Loan – Covers 100% of your tuition fees, paid directly to the university, so you can focus on your studies without financial stress.
Maintenance Loan – Helps with living costs, including rent, food, and travel, making student life more manageable.

At Active Care Education, we simplify the process for you! Our expert team will guide you step-by-step, ensuring you secure the funding you’re entitled to. If you’re a British Citizen, Refugee, have Indefinite Leave to Remain, or hold EU Pre-Settlement Status (2.5 – 3 years), you could qualify for this government-backed funding.

Why wait? Start your journey towards a degree without upfront costs! Contact Active Care Education today for free assistance.

FAQ

What does this course cover?

It explores advanced concepts in social care, health, and wellbeing, encompassing social policy, health promotion, public health, social work practice, and research methodologies.

What are the career prospects?

Graduates can pursue careers as social workers, public health specialists, health promotion officers, community development workers, researchers, policy analysts, managers within health and social care settings, and more.

What kind of skills will I develop?

Critical thinking, research and analytical skills, communication, interpersonal skills, ethical decision-making, problem-solving, and an understanding of social and health inequalities.

Is there a focus on research?

Yes, research methodologies are a significant component, as many roles in this field involve research, data analysis, and evidence-based practice.

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