The BSc (Hons) Health and Care Management (Top-Up) program is designed for students who have completed a relevant Level 5 qualification and wish to progress to a full bachelor’s degree. This one-year top-up degree equips learners with advanced knowledge and managerial skills required to work effectively in the health and social care sector.

The course focuses on the structure, delivery, and management of health and care services, combining theoretical understanding with practical insights. Students explore key areas such as:

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  Health Policy & Governance – understanding national and global health systems, regulatory frameworks, and health-sector policies.

  
  


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  Leadership & Management in Health Care – developing essential skills in team leadership, decision-making, staff management, and organizational development.

  
  


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  Quality and Risk Management – learning approaches to maintain high-quality care, manage risks, and improve patient outcomes.

  
  


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  Public Health & Health Promotion – examining health inequalities, disease prevention, and strategies to improve community health.

  
  


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  Ethical and Professional Practice – understanding the ethical, legal, and professional responsibilities in health and care environments.

  
  


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  Research Methods in Health Care – conducting research, evaluating health programs, and applying evidence-based practices.

  
  

The program prepares graduates for a wide range of roles in healthcare organizations, community services, NGOs, private care settings, and public health agencies. It is ideal for individuals seeking career advancement or transitioning into supervisory and management positions.

Career paths include Health Care Manager, Health Services Coordinator, Care Home Supervisor, Public Health Officer, Community Support Manager, Health Administrator, and further postgraduate study opportunities.

CAS Deposit: GBP 7000 (IND), GBP 4000 (Others). For Arden UK, the remaining fees after the first CAS Deposit will be paid in three (3) installments - 11th, 18th and 24th week of study.