Course Overview

Our mission is to provide a program that enables students to grow in ability and confidence so that on exit from the program they are equipped to deliver high-quality patient-centered care as rounded, caring, and compassionate healthcare professionals who they - and the wider profession - are proud to call paramedics.

Our BSc (Hons) Paramedic Science course seeks to not only promote technical excellence but to nurture the professional values that place the patient, as an individual, at the center of practice. To that end the course has at its core a concept of a holistic approach to care, valuing patients as individuals and not merely a biological system. Students will be encouraged to take ownership of their own learning, as confident, motivated independent learners supporting the ethos of lifelong learning, supported by colleagues both in the university setting but also in the practice arena. They will learn through experience, inquiry, and problem-solving; thus, enabling them to understand and not just know. The intention is to equip students to find sound solutions to the novel situations they will encounter in their professional lives. Students will develop a solid foundation on which to build their future clinical, professional, and academic development. The program seeks to achieve the very best in students enabling them to do the very best for their patients and the profession they will join.

Overview

General Eligibility

Minimum of 5 GCSEs grade C/4 and above including English Language, Mathematics, and Science. University of Worcester GCSE Maths and English equivalency tests are also accepted. Please note that Functional Skills Level 2 Maths and English are not accepted.

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120 UCAS tariff points or BBB. 120 points must be achieved in A2 subjects or equivalent, with at least 1 subject being a science subject from: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Sociology, Psychology, or Physical Education (P.E.).

BTEC Extended National Diploma (Sport & Exercise Science, Health Science, and Applied Science preferred) DDM. Other BTEC National Diplomas may be considered with AS or A2 Biology / Human Biology / PE. We will not be accepting Uniformed Public Service (or equivalent).

Irish Leaving Certificate: 3A and 3B grades in 6 Higher Level papers in one sitting, including 2 science subjects of which one should be Biology.

Access to Higher Education Diploma welcomed - 60 credits in total, with a minimum of 45 credits at Level 3 - at least 24 credits at Distinction and the remainder at Merit, at least 15 of those in Biological Science-related subjects. Preferred courses include Health and Social Care, Health Professionals, or similar. At least 120 UCAS points must be achieved.

Part Time Work Details

20 hours of work permit weekly for international students.

Language Requirement

• IELTS level 7.0 with no element below 6.5.