STATEMENT

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UNIVERSITY COLLEGE BIRMINGHAM

As you are applying to study a course in the UK, we will need you to provide a statement of purpose as to
why you want to study at University College Birmingham. We recommend 50–200 words per section.

1. Why are you applying for your chosen course?

. My decision to apply for the BSc (Hons) Health and Wellbeing course at the University of Birmingham
stems from my strong passion for promoting health and improving well-being. I have a genuine interest in
understanding the complexities of the human body, the principles of healthcare, and the factors influencing
individual and community health. This passion serves as a driving force behind my career aspirations in the
healthcare field. I envision a future where I can work as a healthcare professional and have a positive impact
on the well-being of individuals and communities. I believe that the BSc (Hons) Health and Wellbeing
course will equip me with the necessary knowledge, skills, and understanding to excel in my chosen career
path. The course's focus on holistic well-being aligns perfectly with my aspirations, and I am eager to delve
deeper into the subject matter and gain a comprehensive understanding of health and well-being. My
academic background in subjects like Physics, Biology, and Chemistry directly relates to the field of health
and well-being. Through my previous studies, I have established a solid foundation in the scientific
principles underlying human health. Recognizing the importance of building upon this foundation, I view
the BSc (Hons) Health and Wellbeing course as an opportunity to expand my knowledge and expertise in
the field. I am excited to explore the multidisciplinary aspects of health and well-being, including topics
such as public health, health promotion, and community health. In addition to my academic background, my
practical experience as a trainee assistant at the Infinite Ability Center further fuels my passion for health
and well-being. Working at an NGO that empowers individuals with disabilities has exposed me to the
challenges faced by vulnerable populations and has fostered my empathy, compassion, and commitment to
making a positive difference. I acknowledge that the BSc (Hons) Health and Wellbeing course will provide
me with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively address these challenges and contribute to the
meaningful well beings of diverse communities.

2. Why does the subject interest you?

The UBC Health and Social Care BSc (Hons) program has a comprehensive curriculum that covers a wide range of relevant topics in the field. These
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3. Why do you think you’re suitable for the course?

I have successfully completed my +2 level education from Omega International Secondary School under the NEB board, with a primary focus on
Physics, Biology, and Chemistry. My GPA of 3.11 out of 4.0 reflects my dedication and commitment to my studies, demonstrating my academic
proficiency and capability to excel in the program. My deep passion for promoting health and improving well-being drives my interest in the intricate
workings of the human body and principles of healthcare, as evident from my chosen subjects in school. I am genuinely motivated to make a positive
impact on the health and well-being of individuals and communities.I have gained practical experience as a trainee assistant at the Infinite Ability
Center, an NGO dedicated to empowering individuals with disabilities. This firsthand exposure has allowed me to understand the challenges faced by
vulnerable populations and has nurtured my empathy, compassion, and commitment to making a positive difference in the lives of others. I believe
these qualities align well with the objectives of the BSc (Hons) Health and Wellbeing program. I recognize that the BSc (Hons) Health and
Wellbeing program at the University of Bringhinham offers a comprehensive curriculum covering a wide range of topics relevant to promoting
holistic well-being. By pursuing this program, I aim to deepen my understanding of social determinants of health, public health strategies, and
interventions. Combining my academic background, practical experience, and genuine passion, I am confident that I am well-suited to excel in the
program and make meaningful contributions to the field of healthcare.
4. Do your current or previous studies relate to the course that you have chosen?

My previous and current studies are directly relevant to the BSc (Hons) Health and Wellbeing course I have chosen. At Omega International
Secondary School, I completed my +2 level education under the NEB board, with a primary focus on Physics, Biology, and Chemistry. These
subjects are closely connected to the field of health and well-being as they provide a fundamental understanding of the scientific principles that
underlie human health. Physics, Biology, and Chemistry have equipped me with essential knowledge about the human body, its biological processes,
and the chemical interactions that occur within it. This academic background directly aligns with the objectives of the BSc (Hons) Health and
Wellbeing program, which aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the various factors that influence individual and community health.
Moreover, my choice of these subjects reflects my genuine interest in the scientific aspects of healthcare. By studying Physics, Biology, and
Chemistry, I have developed a strong foundation in the core concepts that serve as the building blocks of the health sciences. This academic
preparation will undoubtedly provide a solid basis for my future studies in the BSc (Hons) Health and Wellbeing program.

5. Please provide any skills, achievements or other supporting information you feel would
be beneficial for us to be aware of.

Through my involvement with the Infinite Ability Center, I have developed excellent communication and
interpersonal skills. It is likely that I have interacted with individuals from diverse backgrounds, allowing
me to effectively engage with people from different perspectives. These skills are crucial in establishing
connections, understanding diverse needs, and collaborating within the healthcare field. My statement of
purpose reflects my genuine passion for promoting health and improving well-being. It showcases my
enthusiasm and dedication to making a positive impact in healthcare, highlighting my motivation to
contribute meaningfully to the course and the broader healthcare sector. As a Nepalese student, I bring a
unique cultural perspective to my studies. It is likely that I have been exposed to diverse cultures, traditions,
and viewpoints, which can enhance the learning environment and contribute to a broader understanding of
global health and well-being.

6. If you know what you would like to do after completing the course, explain how you want to use
the knowledge and experience that you gain.
After completing the BSc (Hons) Health and Wellbeing program, my career goal is to work as a healthcare professional and have a
positive impact on the well-being of individuals and communities. I recognize that there are various avenues within the healthcare
field where I can make meaningful contributions. While my specific career path may vary, I am considering potential areas such as
public health, healthcare management, or community development. I am open to exploring opportunities that align with my passion
for promoting health and well-being and addressing healthcare challenges faced by underserved populations. By utilizing the
knowledge and skills acquired through the program, my intention is to contribute to improving access to quality healthcare. I aim to
actively participate in public health initiatives, design and implement interventions that address community health needs, and
advocate for policies that prioritize well-being. My goal is to make a positive impact by ensuring that healthcare services are
accessible, equitable, and of high quality for individuals and communities. Moreover, my experience as a trainee assistant at the
Infinite Ability Center, an NGO empowering individuals with disabilities, has reinforced my commitment to working towards
inclusive healthcare. I am passionate about addressing the unique challenges faced by vulnerable populations and strive to
contribute to creating an inclusive and supportive healthcare environment.
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