Nursing (Adult)

About this programme

Our adult nursing course gives you entry to the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) register as an adult nurse, ready to deliver holistic and person-centred care across a range of settings and fields of healthcare. Become a registered adult nurse, training in state-of-the-art clinical facilities and experiencing a range of real healthcare settings. You’ll learn theory, then put it into practice with alternating blocks of classes and placements, with each year lasting at least 42 weeks. You’ll graduate with the skills and confidence to start your career as a specialist caring for adults. You'll have strong job opportunities and the potential for rapid career progression after graduation. We’re always here to support you, whether you’re on placement or studying on campus. You can apply for your fees to be covered by bursaries, with extra grants and loans available - we’ll help you secure funding. Core subjects apply to all fields of nursing whilst field-specific sessions allow you to put theory to practice, helping adults in a variety of care settings. Your introduction to nursing essentials, including key concepts in physical, psychological, social, and spiritual health. Developing essential skills. Learn to identify, define, and measure health needs across a lifespan. Apply health promotion, protection, and well-being theory to practice. Understand the processes and techniques of person-centred assessment. Develop your clinical skills in delivering fundamental assessments. Develop your proficiency and confidence in placements by exploring necessary documentation, r