Study
The School of Health in Social Science offers a range of subjects in Clinical Psychology, Counselling, Psychotherapy And Applied Social Sciences, and Nursing Studies.
Clinical Psychology
The main areas of taught study are the professional training programmes in Clinical Psychology and Applied Psychology for Children and Young People. We offer programmes of training in psychological therapies and CPD courses, aimed at graduates and professionals working in health and mental health related services.
Counselling, Psychotherapy and Applied Social Sciences
With more than 15 years experience of providing education and training, Counselling and Psychotherapy has been at the forefront of the development of counselling as a professional activity and we offer a supportive and stimulating learning environment.
Nursing Studies
One of the first universities to offer a nursing degree in the UK (since 1956), we have a long tradition of preparing graduate nurses. We offer undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes, as well as CPD courses.
Undergraduate Programmes
The School of Health in Social Science run two undergraduate degree programmes: Bachelor of Nursing with Honours with registration as a Nurse (Adult branch) and MA Health, Science and Society.
Postgraduate Taught Programmes
Key information and online application forms can be found in the links below.
Postgraduate Research Programmes
The School of Health in Social Science offers Masters by Research (MScR), MPhil and PhD programmes. For those who are unable to come to campus to study, we also offer a PhD by Distance Programme.
Proposed new CPD/short courses
We would like to hear your views on potential new CPD/short courses in Data Science in Health, Care and Social Services.
University scholarships and student funding information