School of Health and social care (Undergrad)

Intakes

Oct, Jan

Deadlines

Apr, Nov
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Faculty Facts

Annual tuition fees

USD17,633 USD22,471

Duration

3 Years

Intakes

Oct, Jan

Study language

English

Delivery mode

On-Campus

Degree type

Bachelor

List of Programs

  1. BA Social Change
  2. BA Social Work
  3. BSc Applied Biomedical Science (NHS placement)* **
  4. BSc Biomedical Science**
  5. BSc Nursing (Adult) (Including Year Abroad)**
  6. BSc Nursing (Adult)**
  7. BSc Nursing (Mental Health)**
  8. BSc Physiotherapy***
  9. BSc Speech and Language Therapy****

* a 4 years program

** The program’s cost is $25250 before the discount (£20,700 // $25028 = $20190)

*** The program’s cost is $23211 before the discount (£19,530 // $23211 = $18373)

**** The program’s cost is $26006 before the discount (£21,680 // $26006 = $21,168)

 

Requirements

Academic Requirements

Typical entry requirements are described on each of our course pages. The wide range of qualifications that we consider include:

  • A-levels
  • BTEC qualifications
  • T-Levels
  • CTEC qualifications
  • International Baccalaureate Diploma and Certificates
  • QAA-approved Access to HE Diplomas
  • Open University courses
  • Practicing professional qualifications

If you have not already completed your qualifications, our typical offer will require you to achieve specific grades in three A-levels (or equivalent). We are also happy to consider your application if you are taking a mixture of A-levels and BTECs, or qualifications other than A-levels. If your results fall short of the offer level by a small margin, your results in other qualifications such as the Extended Project, a Core Maths qualification or an additional AS-level may be taken into account. We want you to stand the best chance of benefiting from an Essex Education.

Egypt: Previous university/college study is required in addition to local high school qualifications for our Undergraduate Bachelor degree courses.

We accept a number of international qualifications, including the International Baccalaureate with the majority of our courses requiring a grade between 29 – 32 or the SATR with the majority of our courses requiring a minimum of 1100 out of 1600 with 550 in each test.

English Tests Requirements

TOEFL-IBT

76

76 overall, with a minimum of 18 in reading, 17 in listening, 20 in speaking and 17 in writing

IELTS

6

6.0 overall with a minimum of 5.5 in each component

PTE Pearson

50

50 overall, with a minimum of 42 in each component

About Faculty

You’re caring, compassionate, and hungry for change in health and social care. You’re keen to advocate for the vulnerable and excited to push for fairer, more equitable health and social care for all.

Studying a health or social care course with us could be your first step to a career where you change the lives of thousands of others for the better. When you choose to study with us, you’ll gain more than just a qualification. You’ll be part of our learning community, and we’ve got plenty to offer. Check out our facilities, and find out more about the School of Health and Social Care here.

Why study here?

  • We have outstanding employability rates, so we’re confident you’ll have a choice of jobs available to you on successful completion of your course.
  • The University of Essex is ranked top 40 for overall satisfaction in the National Student Survey 2002 (Broad discipline English universities).
  • Our staff are multi-professional and have both clinical and academic credibility.

Top Reasons to Study in University of Essex

  • Central London is easily accessible from all of our campuses.
  • Essex is top 40 in the UK (Complete University Guide 2023)
  • 88% of our graduates are in employment or further study (Graduate Outcomes 2022)
  • Our student body represents over 140 nationalities and supports over 30 different cultural societies

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Student Accommodation at University of Essex

A Wide range of accommodation options for students to choose from, depending on what you need.

  • The Towers
  • South Courts
  • The Houses
  • The Meadows
  • University Quays
  • The Copse

Cost of the accommodation: 110-280 GBP/week

Cost of living: 6000 – 7000 GBPweek

Deadline:

Apr, Nov
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