GBS Malta invites prospective students and education agents to discover Malta’s growing opportunities in healthcare and public health. As part of this initiative, GBS Malta is hosting an exclusive webinar with Dr Dana Al Laham on Friday, 30th October, from 12:00 to 13:00 CEST.
This session will explore Malta’s dynamic healthcare landscape and highlight how students can build meaningful and rewarding careers in this vital sector.

🔗 Register now: https://lnkd.in/davF7YkD

Why Choose GBS Malta?

GBS Malta offers more than an education—it provides a gateway to global opportunities. Situated in one of Europe’s most vibrant and culturally rich destinations, GBS Malta combines internationally recognised qualifications with a strong emphasis on career readiness and industry engagement.

Students benefit from:

• An English-speaking environment and internationally aligned curricula.

• Modern learning facilities designed to support academic excellence.

• A multicultural community that encourages global perspectives and networking.

• A safe, affordable, and welcoming Mediterranean lifestyle.

GBS Malta stands out as a destination where academic achievement meets practical opportunity—ideal for ambitious learners aiming to make an impact in the health and social care sectors.

BSc (Hons) Health, Social Care and Wellbeing

The Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Health, Social Care and Wellbeing is designed to prepare students for diverse roles across health, social care, and wellbeing services.

Drawing from a range of disciplines, this degree adopts a multidisciplinary, evidence-based approach that provides deep insight into the principles and practices of health and social care. Students graduate with the critical skills and professional competences needed to contribute effectively to public, private, and not-for-profit organisations.

Course Overview

Over three years of full-time study, students will explore:

Year 1:

• Foundations in Health and Social Care

• Research and Evidence in Health and Social Care

• Communication and Ethics in Health

• Culture and Society in Health

• Biological, Psychological, and Social Determinants of Health

Year 2:

• Equality and Social Justice

• Safeguarding for Children and Adults

• Policies and Practices in Health and Social Care

• Health and Social Care for Healthy Ageing

• Mental Health and Wellbeing Across the Life Course

• Applied Research in Practice

Year 3:

• Evaluation and Management of Quality in Health and Social Care

• Social Justice, Equality and Vulnerability

• Challenging Evidence in Health and Social Care

• Leadership and Management in Health and Social Care

• Major Dissertation or Empirical Project

Students complete a final-year dissertation that allows them to explore an area of interest through rigorous research, data collection, and analysis.

Key Course Information