Health Sciences at the University of Southampton is training the next generation of professionals in nursing, midwifery, healthcare science, physiotherapy, podiatry and occupational therapy.
Our nursing is ranked 10th in the world and 3rd amongst UK universities (QS World Rankings 2017).
People I’m fron Hong Kong, and please do this degree, unless if you truly value this profession Before disliking this comment, please note that IM ALAO STUDYING PHYSIOTHERAPY, but I’m here for the value of our work and not that little prestige you little Indian kids want. I heard a lot of times when physiotherapist from India wants the “Dr” prefix, and why does that matter to you a lot? You need to use your action to prove that you have some value, hence gaining respect from others. If you keep on using the prefix doctor, more doctor will hate us, and not value our work. We need to work together, not better than one another Physiotherapy is not for you if all you want is that little “Dr.”thing and a stethoscope, go and get your mind fixed.
Look at the nhs website, it can range from £21,000 to £30,000 annually. You earn more as you gain more experience and if you’re specialised/ with more skills. It all depends on your location as well.
You actually dont need a degree to be an eeg technician you just need a certificate. Or a medical office will train you but a degree im health science will give you a boost in getting hired. They make it seem like health science degree = health care job but this is necessarily not the case, you will need additional education to get into healthcare career like if you wanna be a nurse youll need an additional nursing degree.
Bit late but Universities in the UK normally ask for at least one science (Bio, Chem, Physics, Psychology, Maths) alongside any other combination. You can also do a BTEC in health and social care or and Acces course to get in
@@mayawhite-lynch9515 I don't think i understand the question? Are you asking if you need specific courses or if you need a levels? To apply you will need GCSEs and A Levels or a Level 3 Equivalent.
@@saskia3832 oh sorry i mean like is there any other subjects you suggest for gcse or any other courses for college that could help with a job as a midwife x
@@mayawhite-lynch9515 For GCSE History can be helpful if you do the Medicine module, Triple Science. At college Health and Social care is helpful and so is Biology and Psychology
Hey, it's not always how smart you but how passionate you are. You are only 9, you have more to develop and learn new things. I thought the same thing when I got into Nursing student but I have been passing with everything!
You can absolutely become a midwife! You are smart enough and if it's your calling you will be eager to learn and when it gets difficult you'll always have support! Don't doubt yourself, you can do it!!! 😊💜💪🙏
Hi my fellow students my name is Theresa I am very much looking forward in starting classes and learning about nursing I'm really excited about this and if anybody's got any chips can always email me thank you for your support and I'm looking to meet new friends and I bless you all and have a good day
Hey everyone, just wanted to let you know i have a whole series of videos on getting into physio on my channel. I'd love to help future students as I am a current 3rd year Physio student, so if you're reading this and interested, get @ me!! :)
