BSc Nursing (Nursing Associate Pathway) (Adult)
Entry requirements
GCSE: GCSE English and Maths at grade C/grade 4 minimum (or equivalent). For applicants who do not hold GCSE Mathematics grade C/4 or above, the following qualifications may be considered: Level 2 Functional Skills in Mathematics or a Higher Maths Equivalency Test with a minimum mark of 65%. For more information please visit Equivalency Testing . (It is preferred that applicants already hold grade 4 or grade C or above in English Language/Literature and Mathematics GCSE or an approved alternative qualification, prior to making their application. Applicants who are in the process of completing their GCSE English Language and Mathematics or level 2 equivalents may also be considered). Level 5 Qualification: You will need a Level 5 Nursing Associate Foundation Degree completed within the last 5 years (registration with the NMC is not required).
About this course
BSc (Hons) in Nursing (Adult), combining evidence-based practice with interprofessional care delivery. The programme runs full-time over 18 months for holders of an FdSc Nursing Associate qualification, with half the time spent on placement and half at the University. Students complete a minimum of 1,150 placement hours across NHS and independent sector settings. On successful completion, graduates are eligible for NMC registration as a qualified adult nurse.
Modules
- Exploring Nursing Evidence and Interventions
- Exploring the Fundamentals of Integrated Nursing Practice
- Being an Autonomous Adult Practitioner
- Being an Inspiring Adult Practitioner
- Part 3 Nursing Practice
- Leading Adult Nursing