Programs Bachelor in Health

Our Nursing (Mental Health) degree prepares you to care for mental health patients. You'll work with mental health patients, their families, and caregivers.

We empower you to use your own clinical and professional judgement. You will:

• Gain the skills for evidence-based…

Paediatric nursing is demanding but rewarding. You'll succeed with empathy, sensitivity, and good communication. Our Children's Nursing course trains you to care for children and families in an ever-changing environment.

In Oxfordshire, you'll receive a variety of hospital and community…

Adult nurses are in high demand as healthcare delivery rapidly changes. Flexibility in collaboration with other health and social care experts is crucial. Our adult nursing degree teaches you how to provide care for individuals in a range of settings, addressing their requirements for both physical…

The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) renewed their approval of our Midwifery BSc in 2020, and UNICEF granted it Baby Friendly accreditation.

During pregnancy, labor, and the immediate aftermath of childbirth, midwives provide care for women and their families. They play a significant…

One of the industries with the quickest growth is healthcare.

Berkeley College offers degree programs that give students the crucial business and technological know-how required for jobs in management, administration, and other fields

The operations and difficulties of various…

In Canada, this is the first four-year undergraduate honors degree program dedicated solely to the rapidly expanding subject of Behavioural Psychology.

Curriculum topics include behavioral intervention, behavioral techniques, and the use of Applied Behaviour Analysis in clinical and non-clinical…

The BMHA Honors program provides a multidisciplinary and integrative framework for the study of mental health and addictions.

By studying social determinants of health, social justice, and biopsychosocial frameworks, you can improve your theoretical and practical understanding of how to…

This is a four-year degree program that teaches students how to use a strengths-based strategy when working with clients through the assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation of therapeutic recreation interventions.

Therapeutic recreation's ultimate goal is to restore clients…

Northern Baccalaureate Nursing Program (NBNP) at UNBC prepares students to become registered nurses in Fort St. John and Prince George.

Students in the NBNP learn about the challenges and rewards of providing health care in remote and underserved areas of northern British Columbia and beyond.

The…

The nursing career is both demanding and satisfying. Acute care nursing, rural nursing, community health, and First Nations health will all be covered in depth, giving graduates a solid foundation from which to adapt to the ever-evolving healthcare and healthcare delivery landscape.

UNBC,…