Nursing (Learning Disabilities)

About this programme

Qualify as a nurse and specialise in working alongside children and adults with learning disabilities on a course shaped by those with lived experience. Study to become a qualified nurse specialising in supporting children and adults with learning disabilities on this approved course. This degree is for people committed to supporting people with learning disabilities, whether you’re a school leaver or have more life experience. Students are often (but not only) carers, supporters, or family members of people with learning disabilities, looking for a fulfilling career. Don’t just earn a degree; gain a powerful edge in market and make an impact from day one. We work with people with lived experience who inform what you’ll learn and teach guest sessions. Use industry-standard equipment, work on patient simulators, and practice in our Clinical Simulation Centre. A practice supervisor will support you on placements, and you’ll have access to academic and personal tutors too. Core subjects apply to all fields of nursing whilst field-specific sessions allow you to put theory to practice, helping children 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.