Adult Nursing (Aylesbury) BSc (Hons)

Adult Nursing (Aylesbury) BSc (Hons) is a highly responsible and demanding course, after which the student is expected to have professional experience and knowledge, but also communication skills. The team of experienced lecturers prepare students well for the profession and impart knowledge in line with current industry information. The course meets the requirements of the Nursing and Midwifery Council.

Why choose the Adult Nursing (Aylesbury) BSc (Hons) course?

• 98% of graduates are practising the profession gained during their studies
• 100% of students are highly qualified or continue the course at further levels
• As part of the NHS programme, students have the opportunity to receive a £5,000 bursary
• Completion of the course paves the way for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council
• Lecturers are a team of practitioners who impart up-to-date nursing knowledge
• Students are taught to the highest standards and principles of professionalism
• Graduates receive a qualification: Certificate of Higher Education: Health Care Studies and the Higher Education Diploma: Health Care Studies

What skills do Adult Nursing BSc (Hons) students gain?

• Students gain essential practice and work experience
• 50% of the coursework on the degree takes place in practice
• Students gain the skills to assess a patient’s condition and plan care for them
• Students learn the principles of correct communication with patients in different health situations
• Students gain experience in medical, surgical and elderly care nursing.

Where to study this major?

Our proposal for the Adult Nursing (Aylesbury) BSc (Hons) course is at the Bedford campus in Aylesbury.