Teesside University School of Health and
Social care offers courses in midwifery, diagnostic radiotherapy, physiotherapy,
dental hygiene and dental therapy, public health, nursing, occupational
therapy, transformational leadership and more. The courses in Health and Social
Care are regulated by ‘Health care Professional Council and the Nursing and
Midwifery Council’.
Providing up-to-date knowledge and skills
to deliver effective care, the degree courses at Teesside University have been
designed to give real time experience based education to its scholars. The
scholars are provided stimulating practice environments such as dental clinics,
hospital wards, and social care settings while studying Health and Social Care
courses.
The best part of studying at Teesside
University is that the campus is well connected to the entire UK through a good
network of public transport. There are beautiful country sides, historic
cities, and coastlines close by.
The university provides free meet and greet
service to international students when they arrive at the airport, and a
university accommodation is provided to international students if they apply
before April first, of the year in which they start their studies.
To enroll for a health care course at
Teesside University, you must have very good proficiency in English. You should
have the ability to write good academic essays and reports, listen to lectures
and take notes, give presentation and take part in discussions, and summarise
academic texts. You are required to score a minimum of 7.0 overall bands in
IELTS with no less than 6.5 in each module to be eligible to apply for a health
care course from Teesside. Once you begin your degree programme, you will also
get access to free English language classes and services that help you to
improve personally and professionally.
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