School of Health and Social Sciences

The School of Health and Social Sciences offers the following undergraduate and further education courses:

The School of Health and Social Sciences offers undergraduate and further education courses in several areas, as listed below.

• Community Studies and Youth and Community Work
  • Community Studies/Applied Community Studies BA (Hons) (full-time / part-time)
  • Community Studies & Education Studies including foundation semester BA (Hons) (full-time / part-time)
  • Youth & Community Work BA (Hons) (full-time / part-time)
• Health and Wellbeing
  • Community Health & Wellbeing BSc (Hons) (full-time / part-time)
  • Early Years Childhood Studies FdA (full-time / part-time)
  • Early Childhood Studies Top Up BA (Hons) (part-time)
  • Health & Social Care FdA (full-time / part-time)
  • Professional Studies (Health and Social Care) BSc (Hons) (full-time / part-time)
  • Professional Studies (Supportive and Palliative Care) BSc (Hons) (part-time)
  • Specialist Community Health Care Nursing (District Nursing or General Practice Nursing) BSc (Hons) (full-time / part-time)
  • Specialist Community Public Health Nursing (Health Visiting or Occupational Health Nursing) BSc (Hons) (full-time / part-time)
• Life Sciences
  • Biology BSc (Hons) (full-time / full-time including foundation semester / part-time)
  • Biology (Animal Biology) BSc (Hons) (full-time / part-time)
  • Biology (Ecology & Conservation) BSc (Hons) (full-time / part-time)
  • Biology (Molecular Sciences) BSc (Hons) (full-time / part-time)
  • Ecology & Green Space Management FdSc* (part-time)
  • Environmental Studies BSc (Hons) (full-time / part-time)
  • Human Sciences BSc (Hons) (full-time / part-time)
• Mathematics
  • Access to HE Diploma: Mathematics (Polymaths) (part-time)
  • Mathematics BSc (Hons) (full-time / part-time)
• Psychology
  • Access to HE Diploma: Community Studies, Psychology & Education (full-time / part-time / part-time women only)
  • Access to HE Diploma: Psychology & Health Studies (full-time)
  • Access to HE Diploma: Psychology & Community Studies(full-time)
  • Counselling & Psychology BSc (Hons) (full-time / part-time)
  • Criminological & Forensic Psychology BSc (Hons) (full-time / part-time)
  • Psychology BSc (Hons) (full-time / full-time including foundation semester / part-time)
• Sport and Recreation
  • Sport & Exercise Science BSc (Hons) (full-time / part-time)
  • Sport & Leisure Management BA (Hons) (full-time / part-time)
  • Sports Development BA (Hons) (full-time / part-time)
  • Sports Rehabilitation BSc (Hons) (full-time / part-time)
  • Sports Science & Coaching BSc (Hons) (full-time / part-time)
  • Sport & Exercise Psychology BSc (Hons) (full-time / part-time)

*Subject to validation.

For more information on the courses listed above please use our course finder|.

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Where will I go to get my timetable and choose my modules when I arrive?

Once you enrol with the university then you will be expected to attend an induction programme for your course. Details of this induction will be sent to you shortly before you enrol in the form of a 'Pre-Arrival Guide' which details arrangements for enrolment and induction as well as giving other useful information about the university.

After you have enrolled you will be able to find out who your tutor is and get your timetable from the School Office responsible for your course. 

For answers to more general questions about studying at the university, additional learning support, accommodation, child care, fees, funding and finances you should visit the Student Advisers|.

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After you graduate...

If you are thinking about continuing your studies after completing your first degree then the School offers a range of postgraduate and professional development (PD) courses. Please visit our webpages for Postgraduate and Professional Development Applicants for more details.

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In the meantime...

In the meantime if you have any questions about your offer, your choice of course, or the university in general please contact Student Services on 01204 903903 or enquiries@bolton.ac.uk|.

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