About us
Allied Health and Community at Worcester encompasses subject areas including Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Paramedic Science, Advancing Clinical Practice, Health and Social Care, Mental Health, Nutritional Therapy, Public Health, Palliative Care, Physician Associate training, Social Work and Youth and Community Studies.
We pride ourselves on our teaching excellence, applied research and practice development. We work closely with our local community and with partners across a wide range of sectors to enhance the student experience and to provide students with an invaluable insight into professional practice.
The School supports two internationally acclaimed Research Centres, the Association of Dementia Studies (ADS) and Centre for Violence Prevention (CVP). We also house a specialist health and wellbeing facility, the McClelland Centre.
Allied Health and Community News
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Monday, 08 June 2020
More than 100 students from the University of Worcester have joined the West Midlands Ambulance Service workforce in the wake of the coronavirus emergency, with dozens of them on the NHS frontline.
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Monday, 08 June 2020
Deborah Calverley had talked about being a paramedic for years, but life and having a family had meant it was a distant ambition that she did not think was achievable.
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Thursday, 21 May 2020
Students studying at the University of Worcester to become Physician Associates have been out working in hospitals and surgeries as the Country continues to tackle the coronavirus pandemic.