BSc Nursing (Adult)
Entry requirements
A level: BBC BTEC: Extended Diploma: DDM in Health and Social Care or Applied Science. IB: Applicants must obtain 34 points overall, including 6,4,4 at higher level and at least one science-related subject.
About this course
BSc in Nursing (Adult), a nursing (adult) degree centred on clinical practice and healthcare delivery. Core topics include Research Methods. The course includes a 50:50 split between academic study and practical clinical placements across various healthcare organisations. The first year covers core theory through Nursing: Key Concepts of Health and Wellbeing, Adult Nursing: Applying the Key Concepts of Health and Wellbeing, and Nursing: Working in Partnership to Promote Health and Wellbeing. The second year focuses on care delivery and patient management via Nursing: Providing Quality Care, Adult Nursing: Health Promotion and Management of Long-Term Conditions, and Nursing: Promoting Health and Wellbeing in Challenging Situations. The final year addresses advanced practice and leadership through Nursing: Dissertation, Adult Nursing: Providing Complex Care, and Nursing Leadership and Role Transition.
Modules
- Nursing: Key Concepts of Health and Wellbeing
- Adult Nursing: Applying the Key Concepts of Health and Wellbeing
- Nursing: Working in Partnership to Promote Health and Wellbeing
- Nursing: Providing Quality Care
- Adult Nursing: Health Promotion and Management of Long-Term Conditions
- Nursing: Promoting Health and Wellbeing in Challenging Situations
- Nursing: Dissertation
- Adult Nursing: Providing Complex Care
- Nursing Leadership and Role Transition