This course is structured to guide you through distinct stages of student development. You will start as The Inquiring Student in Year One, transition to Emerging Practitioners in Year Two, and ultimately become Effective Graduates by the end of your studies.

To facilitate your success, we implement extended induction periods at the beginning of key modules in Years One and Three. These sessions enhance your understanding of course requirements and foster group cohesion through student learning syndicates, creating a supportive community. Two essential components of our curriculum are the Personal and Professional Development (PDP) and Academic Skills & Literacy (ALS) modules, which are integrated into each year.

The PDP modules are particularly focused on enhancing employability by promoting self-management and empowering activities that cultivate essential values and skills for effective service delivery.

You will engage with a variety of teaching methods, including lectures, seminars, workshops, and field trips. Assessments will include group work, coursework, presentations, and podcasts, all conducted in English. Our commitment to a digital future ensures that your degree prepares you for the evolving job market.