Adult Nursing BSc (Hons)

Studying for an Adult Nursing BSc (Hons) degree at Bedfordshire is all about the highest quality of knowledge imparted. On the Adult Nursing BSc (Hons) degree, students gain practical knowledge that is taught by experts in nursing and midwifery. In addition, they have access to up-to-date medical and nursing research. The course follows the principles of the NMC, the Nursing and Midwifery Council.

Why choose to study the Adult Nursing BSc (Hons)?

• Graduates are highly employable after completing the course. According to research conducted by The Guardian, up to 98% of students on the course are working in the industry
• Students can receive up to £5,000 through the NHS bursary scheme
• 50% of learning takes place in practical classes and the other half in university lectures
• On completion of the course, graduates receive an entry on the Register with the Nursing and Midwifery Council
• The teaching team are primarily industry professionals who work in the medical sector on a daily basis

What knowledge do students acquire during the course?

• Students learn to recognise patient needs and implement a care plan
• Students polish communication skills, which are essential when caring for patients
• Students learn about specialised topics in nursing and midwifery, together with the knowledge to recognise diseases
• The course imparts knowledge on the care of adult patients
• Students learn to assess a patient’s condition and benefit from the latest research in medical disciplines
• Students acquire the competences to work in the public health sector

Where to study this degree programme?

Our study option for the Adult Nursing BSc (Hons) degree is Bedford Campus.