99% of the University's Health Science students are in work or completing further study six months after graduating (DLHE 2016/17). As a Health student, you would spend up to half your time on placement, developing strong links with employers – and these links can often lead to job offers, sometimes before graduation The University's Faculty of Health, Education and Life Sciences has been awarded the Skills for Health Quality Mark, in recognition of the high standard of learning and training delivered to the health sector (2019-21). This course will be delivered at the University's City South Campus, which has seen a £41 million investment in new specialist laboratories. The University is focused on improving students' employability, therefore the work placement is a core feature of the course. You will complete an integrated research project in the final year and will develop business as well as clinical skills through carrying out market research.