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Access to HE in Health Science

Study Mode
Part Time Day
Level
3
Duration
1 Year
Subject
Science
Suitable for
19+
Location
Stratford Campus
Access to HE in Health Science
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About the course

This Access to Higher Education Diploma in Health Science is designed for adults who want to progress to university-level study within health, science or allied health professions.

The course develops scientific understanding, analytical thinking and academic study skills to prepare you for higher education and future professional progression.

Key topics

  • biology and human physiology
  • health science principles
  • scientific investigation and research
  • communication and professional practice
  • data analysis and study skills
  • health and wellbeing

You will

  • develop scientific knowledge and analytical skills
  • build confidence in academic writing and research
  • strengthen independent learning and problem-solving skills
  • prepare for progression to university-level health science study

Why study with us

Develop scientific knowledge for healthcare and university progression

Our Access to HE programmes provide adults with a supportive route into higher education, helping you develop the confidence and academic skills needed for success at university level.

Entry requirements

  • Suitability: suitable for adults preparing for higher education within health science or related subjects.
  • English and maths: GCSE English and maths at grade 4/C or above are strongly recommended.
  • Assessment: English and maths assessment may be required.
  • Interview: you will attend an interview to discuss your goals and readiness for study.

How much will this course cost?

The course fee is TBC.

Progression

Courses:

  • HND in Healthcare Professions' Support at Newham College London
  • degrees in Health Science, Biomedical Science or related subjects
  • higher education programmes in allied health professions

Other:

  • career progression within healthcare support environments
  • professional development within health and science sectors