This course will set you up to choose from a number of related careers such as Healthy Lifestyles Officer or a Community Cohesion Researcher. This course will also appeal if you want to make an impact on issues affecting the health of the population, individuals and local communities - like poverty, pollution, poor housing, and access to good quality, affordable food and health inequalities. If you have a passion for making a difference, this course will allow you to explore your interests and develop core skills so that you can go on to achieve your goals and ambitions. You will learn about a wide variety of issues affecting the health of the population such as poverty, pollution, poor housing, and access to good quality, affordable food and health inequalities. You will be taught many different skills that are needed in order to improve the health of populations, communities and individuals and will have the opportunity to implement these skills during work placements, in institutions and locations of your choice. By the end of your undergraduate degree course, you will leave fully empowered to contribute to discussion on the different health systems around the world. You will have gained both knowledge and solid work experience through placements and volunteering projects with our partners, which include public and community health teams in local councils, NHS health projects, housing associations, voluntary organisations and social enterprises. You will gain the knowledge and practical skills to make an impact on the wide range of issues that affect the health of the population and change lives for the better.