Applied Health Care - Tertiary Education Programme
Carlow Institute of Further Education & Training
- Course code
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- Level
- Level 6
- Award
- Minor Certificate (Level 6 NFQ)
- Classification
- Minor
- Awarding body
- South East Technological University
- Duration
- 3 years. Year 1: Students will study at Carlow Institute of Further Education and Training (KCETB). Years 2 and 3: Students will undertake their studies in SETU (South East Technical University) Waterford Campus.
Programme summary
The BSc in Applied Health Care is the first program of its kind in Ireland and is an excellent choice for students interested in exploring numerous potential career paths within healthcare.
Entry requirements
Prospective students wishing to be accepted onto the programme must meet the following minimum entry criteria: Leaving Certificate; 5O6/H7; English or Irish O6/H7; Mathematics O6/H7 or Level 5 major award or Other qualifications equivalent to a major award at level 5 on the NFQ Applications are welcome from individuals that do not meet the minimum entry requirement who are aged 23 years or over (at date of commencement of programme). Such an applicant will be assessed on their merits, taking into account their life experience, work or community experience, and recognition of prior learning. For applicants whose first language is not English, the standard required of applicants is B2 (or equivalent) on Common European Framework of Reference for Languages in writing, reading, listening and speaking. Evidence of achievement of this standard is necessary for entry to the programme. Our Unified Tertiary Programmes aim to encourage the participation and success of students from sections of society under-represented in higher education, by offering degree programmes at a local level. In the event of over subscription to the programmes, priority will be given to applicants who most demonstrate local need.
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