3 years full-time

6 years part-time

The programme is offered in English.

The primary delivery mode will be in person and virtual lectures. Additional self-study will also be required outside of contact hours.   

• For each course, there are both lecturer-led and student-centred sessions.  
• Each course is delivered over 17 weeks, in weekly contact sessions of 3 hours. Each timetabled contact session comprises 2 hours of lecture and I hour tutorial.  Of the 17 weeks, 15 will be for teaching; 1 week for reading and another for preparation for final major assignments or exams. 
• The modes of delivery may vary among courses. Some courses may need more practical problem solving than others. Depending on the nature of the topic, some topics may even require the involvement of guest speakers; who are expert of a specific field and field visits.  As a result, the lecturer-led sessions of the programme are loaded with group work, discussions, case studies and potential role play. Comparative analysis of theory and current practices is also a common mode of delivery used. 
• The students are also expected to carry out directed and independent learning activities including further reading, assignments, problem solving and research for discussions during the contact sessions.  

• Typical lecture resources are: a classroom, computer, a projector, flip charts, writing board and markers. 
• Field Practicum are credit – bearing courses on the programme, with specific requirements.  

To be eligible for BSc in Social Science (Youth and Community Work)

• You must normally* be aged 18 or above in the year of registration and satisfy the University’s General Entrance Requirements as well as the Specific Programme Requirements.

Academic Pathway:  

• A grade ‘C’ or above in any two A-level subjects + Grade C in IGCSE English.  
• A minimum of three years’ experience with formal post-secondary qualification. Work experience must be in the field of Youth and or Community services;  

Technical Pathway : 

• Mature students who do not meet the above criteria will be considered on a case-by-case basis and will be invited for an interview before being offered a place on the programme.  
• Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) will be assessed on a case-by-case basis in consultation with the Health and Social Care Department and in line with UniSey’s policy.  

Provision for RPL (Relevant Prior Learning) and credit transfer  

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) will be assessed on a case-by-case basis in consultation with the Health and Social Care Department, and in line with UniSey’s policy.  

* Applications will be considered from applicants who do not meet the normal minimum age requirement for admission. Each application will be considered on an individual basis, and the decision taken will be at the discretion of the University.

SCR 165,000 per year *

*Fees are subject to change. 

The University offers flexible payment plans and special tuition fees for self funding students.

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