Applying to university is the first step in turning your passion for a subject into your purpose and a rewarding careering. When you apply for a course in the Institute of Health and Social Care through UCAS, your personal statement is your first opportunity to demonstrate your passion and drive for the course you have chosen, and why you should be offered a place.
Assessors of personal statements are looking for three key things:
As a reminder, Midwifery BSc applicants need to have Level 2 Science, Maths and English qualifications before applying. Find out more information about where to get these qualifications.
See general information and tips on how to apply.
LSBU is committed to ensuring that students with a disability or specific learning difficulty are supported in their application and studies by creating reasonable adjustments where we can.
We provide support around skills for learning, disability and dyslexia, health and wellbeing amongst many others.
You’re encouraged to fully consider the physical and emotional requirements of your chosen course and profession, including, but not limited to, physical ability to be able to quickly get onto the floor to assist a patient, thorough and frequent hand washing, and ability to demonstrate compassion and support patients through difficult times and emergency situations. Find out more about your chosen course and day-to-day requirements of the profession at one of our Open Days.
If you have any queries about how your condition, ailment or symptoms could impact your ability to complete the course, register for your professional status, or practice as a healthcare professional, we encourage you to talk to the course director or Student Services Support Staff.
If your application is successful, you will be invited to interview.