BSc Nursing (Adult)
Entry requirements
A level: BBC
About this course
BSc (Hons) in Nursing (Adult), a three-year full-time programme. The course is aligned to the Nursing and Midwifery Council UK Standards for Education and Training, and graduates are eligible to register with both the NMC and the Nursing and Midwifery Board Ireland. Theory and practice learning are split equally, with placements across hospital and community settings, and students must pass each year to progress.
Modules
- Assessing the Mental and Physical Health Needs and Abilities of People
- Building Foundations in Communication for Person-Centred Nursing
- Planning and Providing Person-Centred Care for Mental and Physical Well-being (Adult)
- Learning to be a professional nurse in practice
- Becoming a Professional Registered Nurse (Adult)
- Responding to the holistic health care needs of people
- Nurses as Active Agents in Health Promotion and Public Health
- The Collaborative and Evidence Informed Registered Nurse (Adult)
- Therapeutic Communication and Interdisciplinary Teamworking
- Interdisciplinary Working in Practice
- Supporting People with Complex Care Needs and Pharmacological Interventions in Nursing (Adult)
- Leading and Influencing for Population Health Improvement
- The Registered Nurse (Adult) as an Accountable Decision Maker
- Leadership and Quality Improvement in Healthcare Environments
- Becoming a Registered Nurse