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As a working professional, your workplace provides an important setting for learning throughout the course. Rather than undertaking a traditional placement, you’ll be encouraged to apply your learning to real-world challenges within your own professional context, helping you connect theory with practice and make your studies relevant to your role.
Learning extends beyond the classroom through problem-based activities, peer learning and a community of practice approach. You’ll learn alongside professionals from a range of health and social care backgrounds, sharing experiences, exploring different perspectives and building valuable professional networks. Guest lecturers and practice-based learning opportunities also help connect your studies with contemporary challenges across health and social care.
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Our new state-of-the-art FutureSim facility provides an innovative environment for simulation and immersive learning. Where relevant to your modules and professional development, simulation-based activities can provide opportunities to explore complex situations, practise decision-making and apply learning within realistic health and social care scenarios.
You’ll have access to the University’s learning and study facilities, alongside specialist resources that support professional and practice-based learning.
Our courses are shaped by strong links with health and social care practice, helping ensure your learning reflects the changing needs of services, organisations, and the workforce.
You’ll benefit from the experience of academics, practitioners and guest lecturers with expertise across health and social care, alongside opportunities to learn with professionals from different disciplines and organisations. Our relationships with healthcare providers and wider system partners help bring contemporary practice into your learning, while the course’s community of practice approach supports networking, collaboration and professional connections that can continue beyond your studies.
University isn’t all about studying, it’s important to make the most of student life and have fun too.
There’s lots going on outside of lectures for you to get involved in, from sports to societies in our Students’ Union.
Varsity takes place each year against local rivals University of Worcester, it’s easy to get involved – you can compete, coach or support UoG.
With 500 bars, clubs and pubs, plus easy access to beautiful countryside, Gloucestershire is a vibrant county with lots happening across Cheltenham and Gloucester.
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