Public Services

HND in Public Services

Introduction

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Develop your skills and understanding of public services with a Higher National Diploma.You’ll learn to identify and formulate plans to solve public service-related problems, as well as investigating the effective use of communication, information technology, legislation and policy.

On this course you’ll develop essential skills such as time management, teamwork and self motivation, plus an understanding of the sensitivity and openness required to work with diverse groups.

You will also have the opportunity to study for your English and maths GCSEs alongside your course. These give you entry to Honours programmes at university and are highly valued by employers. Fees listed are per year.

HNC/Ds provide nationally recognised qualifications that offer career progression, professional development, employment opportunities and further progression within Higher Education. The qualifications are made up of compulsory units and specialist units studied during the first year and second year.

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• Entry Criteria

  You will need 48 UCAS points. This profile is likely to be supported by GCSE grades at A* - D/9-3 in maths and English language (or equivalent).

  Applications to be made via UCAS: UCAS code: 2J48 Campus code: W40

• What will I study?

  On the HND you will study a range of subjects including:

  Organisational Structures and Culture
  Mental Health and Wellbeing
  Equality, Diversity and Fair Treatment
  Public Services in Contemporary Society (Pearson-set)

  Terrorism and Counter-terrorism
  Crime Reduction and Community Safety Crime and Substance Misuse Outdoor Skills Development

• What can I do next?

  You can progress to work in a range of public services such as the police, fire and rescue, prison, ambulance, HM revenue and customs areas or in the armed forces such as the Royal Navy, Army or Royal Air Force.You can also continue with your studies and move on to the second or third year of a related degree programme such as criminology.

  To find out more visit the National Careers Service

• Fee Info

  Course Fee, per year: £6,165.00

How to Apply