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BA (Hons) Studi Kesehatan dan Sosial Terapan
Course overview
| Qualification | Sarjana (S1) |
| Study mode | Full-time |
| Durasi | 3 years |
| Intakes | |
| Tuition (Local students) | Data not available |
| Tuition (Foreign students) | Data not available |
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Entry Requirements
- Ijazah SMA dengan nilai rata-rata 7 - 9
- Ijazah D3
- Pengalaman kerta/kualifikasi profesional setara
Curriculum
Tahun ke-1
(Semua modul wajib).
- Approaches to learning
- Research methods
- Theories of everyday life
- Social structure and social change
- Contemporary issues in health
- Social and developmental psychology
Tahun ke-2
(Mahasiswa mengambil tiga modul wajib dan tiga lainnya).
- Work-based/related learning (compulsory)
- British social and welfare policy (compulsory)
- Crime and deviance in society
- Gender, sexuality and society
- Advanced research methods (compulsory)
- Biology of health
- Health psychology
Tahun ke-3
(Mahasiswa harus menyelesaikan sebuah disertasi dan memilih empat modul lainnya).
Dissertation (wajib)
- Criminal justice and penal policy
- Social divisions
- Education policy
- Approaches to mental health and illness
- Geography of health
- Ethical issues in health and social care
- Organisational behaviour in health and social services