BSc Adult Nursing
Entry requirements
A-Level: BBB IB: 30/555 BTEC: DDM
About this course
BSc Adult Nursing is a nursing degree focused on patient care, clinical practice, and healthcare delivery within the field of Nursing (Adult). Core topics include Research Methods, Clinical Skills, Communication & Writing, and Critical & Analytical Thinking. Students graduate with eligibility to register with the Nursing & Midwifery Council. The first year introduces the structure and function of the human body alongside foundational nursing practice through Fundamentals of Anatomy and Physiology, Introduction to Evidence-Based Practice, Nursing Theory into Practice 1, Simulated Practice Learning 1, and Clinical Immersion 1. The second year expands into disease processes, public health, and research approaches via Nursing Theory into Practice 2, Evaluation, Improvement and Research Approaches in Nursing, Simulated Practice Learning 2, Public, Population and Planetary Health, and Clinical Immersion 2. The final year prepares students for transition to professional practice with modules including Nursing Theory into Practice 3 (Adult), Simulated Practice Learning 3, Innovation in Nursing Leadership and Management, Clinical Immersion 3, and Developing Professional Identity: The Art and History of Nursing.
Modules
- Fundamentals of Anatomy and Physiology
- Introduction to Evidence-Based Practice
- Nursing Theory into Practice 1
- Simulated Practice Learning 1
- Clinical Immersion 1
- Nursing Theory into Practice 2
- Evaluation, Improvement and Research Approaches in Nursing
- Simulated Practice Learning 2
- Public, Population and Planetary Health
- Clinical Immersion 2
- Nursing Theory into Practice 3 (Adult)
- Simulated Practice Learning 3
- Innovation in Nursing Leadership and Management
- Clinical Immersion 3
- Developing Professional Identity: The Art and History of Nursing