Original post by soaosaoid
Help !!!!!
I dont know which university to go to
huddersfield for the science extended degree /9foundation year for pharmacy basically )
or manchester pharmacy with a foundation year
I dont know which university to go to
huddersfield for the science extended degree /9foundation year for pharmacy basically )
or manchester pharmacy with a foundation year
which one did you prefer? I personally went to the Huddersfield application day yesterday for the science extended degree as I want to do optometry. The tutor I saw there seemed very approachable and helpful. I have firmed Huddersfield uni. Not sure about Manchester, have you went to the university before?
Original post by Aathira N
which one did you prefer? I personally went to the Huddersfield application day yesterday for the science extended degree as I want to do optometry. The tutor I saw there seemed very approachable and helpful. I have firmed Huddersfield uni. Not sure about Manchester, have you went to the university before?
ohmydays i went to the applicant visit day on saturday !!! ive not yet been to manchester tho ,i really would like to go but i think it might be hard commuting from bradford to manchester everyday
Original post by soaosaoid
ohmydays i went to the applicant visit day on saturday !!! ive not yet been to manchester tho ,i really would like to go but i think it might be hard commuting from bradford to manchester everyday
Did you talk to Liz (she was the course tutor)?
Original post by Aathira N
Did you talk to Liz (she was the course tutor)?
im not sure what her name was as i came a bit late
Original post by soaosaoid
im not sure what her name was as i came a bit late
huddersfield might be better cos of commuting. and the grades for hudds is much easier than manchester's foundation year. are you deciding which to firm? manchester is a russell group and would be great but its what is best for you. how long is commuting?
Original post by naanybready
huddersfield might be better cos of commuting. and the grades for hudds is much easier than manchester's foundation year. are you deciding which to firm? manchester is a russell group and would be great but its what is best for you. how long is commuting?
I agree, I saw quite a few people on the applicant day who are now doing pharmacy, there is a higher rate of progression to pharmacy at Huddersfield
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Original post by Aathira N
I agree, I saw quite a few people on the applicant day who are now doing pharmacy, there is a higher rate of progression to pharmacy at Huddersfield
Im from Bradford so commuting would definitely be a lot easier and cheaper.How many people are on the course and how many people actually progress ?
Original post by Aathira N
I feel like Huddersfield would be a better option overall, as it better opportunities to do well as the course has a mixture of exams and coursework.
That's definitely reassuring to hear ,thank you
Original post by soaosaoid
That's definitely reassuring to hear ,thank you
Is the coursework included in to the final overall grade for each module?
Original post by naanybready
huddersfield might be better cos of commuting. and the grades for hudds is much easier than manchester's foundation year. are you deciding which to firm? manchester is a russell group and would be great but its what is best for you. how long is commuting?
commuting to hudds would be around 35 minutes and manchester around 1 hour
Original post by soaosaoid
are the grades not similar as at huddersfield you have to get 70% in each module ?
yes but I think that's achievable because we also have coursework aswell as exams
Original post by soaosaoid
Is the coursework included in to the final overall grade for each module?
yes I believe so, that's what the lecturer at Huddersfield told me
Original post by soaosaoid
Im from Bradford so commuting would definitely be a lot easier and cheaper.How many people are on the course and how many people actually progress ?
Im very confused btw Bradford n Huddersfield university would appreciate if anyone can helpe in this regard. I have applied in public health
Original post by Syeda M
Im very confused btw Bradford n Huddersfield university would appreciate if anyone can helpe in this regard. I have applied in public health
Hi @Syeda M
I think I saw another post from you regarding this query. In this post I will provide some insight into the Master of Public Health course at the University of Huddersfield.
This specialist course at the University of Huddersfield was designed in response to the demands presented by international and UK government policy and practice, public health and health promotion. It is aimed at both UK and international students and provides a truly global public health perspective. It will be of particular interest to those individuals and professionals who aspire to become leaders in and influence the public health agenda in the UK and overseas.
The course offers you the opportunity to develop and enhance your current knowledge of public health, strategic thinking and leadership skills, whilst examining the changing political landscape of public health environments both in the UK and internationally.
At the University of Huddersfield, you will study alongside a diverse range of students from both clinical and non-clinical backgrounds from the UK and overseas, bringing a richness to the course which will enhance your learning.
A range of innovative assessment approaches will be used which have been designed to prepare you to work in leadership roles within the public health field, using evidence-based practice.
At Huddersfield, you will be taught by a team of passionate academics who have a wealth of skills, expertise and professional credibility related to contemporary public health both in the UK and overseas. The course benefits from regular speakers from local and central UK government agencies such as Public Health England and the Department of Health.
Additional support will be provided for the enhancement of academic and curriculum skills such as academic writing skills, presentation skills and personal journal development.
Not only do future Public Health professionals graduate from this course, but it also provides a clear platform for those wishing to commence doctoral studies. Upon successful completion of this course at the University of Huddersfield, you could undertake work experience within Public Health through the Master of Public Health (Advanced Practitioner) route.
Here are some reasons to study a Master of Public Health at the University of Huddersfield:
1. This course is not just focused on academia, but also on developing a Public Health workforce of the future. Our teaching team is motivated and committed to ensuring you achieve your full potential.
2. The course aims to develop and enhance your current knowledge of public health, strategic thinking and leadership skills.
3. The international team at the University of Huddersfield are actively involved in public health research, ensuring you develop the skills required to become a public health professional who can deliver at local, national and international level.
You may want to visit: https://courses.hud.ac.uk/full-time/postgraduate/master-of-public-health for more information
I hope this has been of some help!
Please don't hesitate to ask any questions
Aaliya ~ 4th year pharmacy student ~ University of Huddersfield
Original post by Syeda M
Im very confused btw Bradford n Huddersfield university would appreciate if anyone can helpe in this regard. I have applied in public health
Hi @Syeda M
How are you?
Did you apply for our Public Health and Community Wellbeing BSc or our Public Health MPH course?
If you'd like I can send you over some more information about the course, or do my best to help answer any questions you may have?
Becky
Original post by University of Huddersfield Student Rep
Hi @Syeda M
I think I saw another post from you regarding this query. In this post I will provide some insight into the Master of Public Health course at the University of Huddersfield.
This specialist course at the University of Huddersfield was designed in response to the demands presented by international and UK government policy and practice, public health and health promotion. It is aimed at both UK and international students and provides a truly global public health perspective. It will be of particular interest to those individuals and professionals who aspire to become leaders in and influence the public health agenda in the UK and overseas.
The course offers you the opportunity to develop and enhance your current knowledge of public health, strategic thinking and leadership skills, whilst examining the changing political landscape of public health environments both in the UK and internationally.
At the University of Huddersfield, you will study alongside a diverse range of students from both clinical and non-clinical backgrounds from the UK and overseas, bringing a richness to the course which will enhance your learning.
A range of innovative assessment approaches will be used which have been designed to prepare you to work in leadership roles within the public health field, using evidence-based practice.
At Huddersfield, you will be taught by a team of passionate academics who have a wealth of skills, expertise and professional credibility related to contemporary public health both in the UK and overseas. The course benefits from regular speakers from local and central UK government agencies such as Public Health England and the Department of Health.
Additional support will be provided for the enhancement of academic and curriculum skills such as academic writing skills, presentation skills and personal journal development.
Not only do future Public Health professionals graduate from this course, but it also provides a clear platform for those wishing to commence doctoral studies. Upon successful completion of this course at the University of Huddersfield, you could undertake work experience within Public Health through the Master of Public Health (Advanced Practitioner) route.
Here are some reasons to study a Master of Public Health at the University of Huddersfield:
1. This course is not just focused on academia, but also on developing a Public Health workforce of the future. Our teaching team is motivated and committed to ensuring you achieve your full potential.
2. The course aims to develop and enhance your current knowledge of public health, strategic thinking and leadership skills.
3. The international team at the University of Huddersfield are actively involved in public health research, ensuring you develop the skills required to become a public health professional who can deliver at local, national and international level.
You may want to visit: https://courses.hud.ac.uk/full-time/postgraduate/master-of-public-health for more information
I hope this has been of some help!
Please don't hesitate to ask any questions
Aaliya ~ 4th year pharmacy student ~ University of Huddersfield
I think I saw another post from you regarding this query. In this post I will provide some insight into the Master of Public Health course at the University of Huddersfield.
This specialist course at the University of Huddersfield was designed in response to the demands presented by international and UK government policy and practice, public health and health promotion. It is aimed at both UK and international students and provides a truly global public health perspective. It will be of particular interest to those individuals and professionals who aspire to become leaders in and influence the public health agenda in the UK and overseas.
The course offers you the opportunity to develop and enhance your current knowledge of public health, strategic thinking and leadership skills, whilst examining the changing political landscape of public health environments both in the UK and internationally.
At the University of Huddersfield, you will study alongside a diverse range of students from both clinical and non-clinical backgrounds from the UK and overseas, bringing a richness to the course which will enhance your learning.
A range of innovative assessment approaches will be used which have been designed to prepare you to work in leadership roles within the public health field, using evidence-based practice.
At Huddersfield, you will be taught by a team of passionate academics who have a wealth of skills, expertise and professional credibility related to contemporary public health both in the UK and overseas. The course benefits from regular speakers from local and central UK government agencies such as Public Health England and the Department of Health.
Additional support will be provided for the enhancement of academic and curriculum skills such as academic writing skills, presentation skills and personal journal development.
Not only do future Public Health professionals graduate from this course, but it also provides a clear platform for those wishing to commence doctoral studies. Upon successful completion of this course at the University of Huddersfield, you could undertake work experience within Public Health through the Master of Public Health (Advanced Practitioner) route.
Here are some reasons to study a Master of Public Health at the University of Huddersfield:
1. This course is not just focused on academia, but also on developing a Public Health workforce of the future. Our teaching team is motivated and committed to ensuring you achieve your full potential.
2. The course aims to develop and enhance your current knowledge of public health, strategic thinking and leadership skills.
3. The international team at the University of Huddersfield are actively involved in public health research, ensuring you develop the skills required to become a public health professional who can deliver at local, national and international level.
You may want to visit: https://courses.hud.ac.uk/full-time/postgraduate/master-of-public-health for more information
I hope this has been of some help!
Please don't hesitate to ask any questions
Aaliya ~ 4th year pharmacy student ~ University of Huddersfield
Thank you very much for such detailed reply. 😄
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