Nursing

About this programme

The information on this course page is for the 2027/28 academic year, starting in September 2027. January 2027 starts are only available if 'I want to start in JAN 2027' appears in the 'Apply' section below. Course code: : B740 Adult Nursing; B760 Mental Health Nursing; B770 Adult Nursing (Rural); B780 Mental Health Nursing (Rural) Study mode: Full time You study most days of the week and complete all course units /modules in the standard time. Learning mode: On campus (in person) You attend classes in person at the local campus or learning centre. , Online You access classes and/or materials digitally. , Placement You complete a work-based activity to gain industry experience. How: Timetabled class You attend classes at scheduled times, shown on your timetable. Would you like to make a lasting impact on people's lives? Could you see yourself building a rewarding career that combines compassion, critical thinking, and practical skills? Our BSc Nursing is your opportunity to make a real difference, every day. Train to become a registered Adult or Mental Health nurse while studying in the Highlands and Western Isles of Scotland. Gain the knowledge, confidence, and hands on experience needed to join the Nursing and Midwifery Council register and begin a career that supports people at every stage of life. Develop your skills through innovative teaching, technology enhanced learning, and a wide range of urban, rural, and island-based Practice Learning Experiences that reflect the unique healthcare settings of the north of Scotland. Work with people of all ages across phys