Allied Health
Allied Health
A career in allied health is demanding but also deeply rewarding. We’re here to support you in developing the knowledge, practical skills, and confidence to provide safe, effective care to those who need it most.
Our expert lecturers and technicians bring extensive clinical experience into the classroom, ensuring your learning is rooted in real-world practice. You’ll also train in our purpose-built facilities, designed to closely mirror the environments you’ll be going into – whether this is an operating theatre, an ambulance or hospital.
Our courses are aligned with the relevant professional bodies, including Health and Care Professions Council, Chartered Society of Physiotherapy and Royal College of Occupational Therapists.
Why study at Buckinghamshire New University?
Buckinghamshire New University (BNU) delivers one-to-one teaching, personal tutor support and tailored teaching methods to suit you. In addition to our great support network, we also have a fantastic network of placement opportunities. BNU has managed to develop strong relationships with local NHS trusts and healthcare organisations, due to our reputation for teaching quality.
We have been able to structure your learning around your present or future employment, and we develop the content of our courses with close input from employers to keep in touch with professional needs. You can be confident that no matter what your background, skills or ability is, you will find a place at BNU which can lift your skillset.
Across our campuses, we have impressive facilities with state-of-the-art equipment. You’ll get to recreate real scenarios so when you’re out on placement you’ll be confident in your allied health skills.
Our allied health programmes combine academic study with practice-based learning, reflecting the needs of the allied health sector.
Our students undertake diverse and enriching placements, allowing you to apply your learning in professional settings and helping you become highly employable upon graduation.
I chose to study at BNU because of a range of different career prospects, high reputation in health and social care courses and work experience opportunities.Remi Baganza