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The Faculty of Health and Social Care is one of the major providers of Health and Social Care education in the North West and offers a wide range of programmes at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Programmes are delivered at four main locations: Riverside Campus (Chester), Leighton (Crewe), Warrington Campus and Wirral (Clatterbridge).
Looking for continuing professional development or CPD Apply? Please click the relevant link.
A wide variety of programmes are delivered by the Faculty including foundation degrees, undergraduate degrees and postgraduate degrees. All branches (adult, mental health, learning disability and child) of pre-registration nursing can be undertaken, as well as pre-qualification courses in Midwifery and Social Work.
Social Work programmes are available at both undergraduate and masters levels. The Faculty also offers a wide ranging and exciting portfolio of post-qualifying programmes with an inter-professional focus.
Within the Faculty, research is viewed as integral to the working life of staff, in partnership with local and regional providers of care. The Faculty has a research office which coordinates the activity of the Faculty. The strategic focus is on further development in community/primary care, users and carers support and inter-professional learning.
There are opportunities to register for a PhD, with supervision from recognised experts in their field. Individual Professors, Readers and Teaching Fellows lead their own research developments in subjects closely related to practice-based care.
These include clinical interventions in eating disorders, supporting individuals with learning disabilities in the penal system, interventions in forensic mental health, supporting carers and users of services, safety factors for single practitioners in the community and pedagogical research.
The Executive Dean of Faculty is Dr Annette McIntosh-Scott.
There are two Associate Deans: Ann Bryan (Business and Enterprise) and Maureen Wilkins (Academic).
The Faculty is divided into six departments:
- Department of Community Health and Wellbeing
- Department of Mental Health and Learning Disability
- Department of Midwifery and Reproductive Health
- Department of Postgraduate Medical, Dental and Interprofessional Education
- Department of Acute Adult and Child Care
- Department of Social Work
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Information on programmes delivered by the Faculty can be found here http://www.chester.ac.uk/health-and-social-care/programmes
