BSc(Hons) Nursing (Adult)

The Adult Nursing course, offered by Ulster University, is designed to provide students with the skills and expertise required to excel in nursing. Structured over three years of full-time study, learners will study in an environment that is not only academically challenging but also caring and supportive.Course Content: The course content is broadly divided into compulsory modules and a clinical placement. First year modules include Context of Care, Foundations of Health Sciences, and Fundamentals of Adult Nursing. In the second year, students will learn about complex care and the caring for adults with complex needs, while developing their health sciences knowledge base and nursing competence. In the final year, students focus on service improvement, consolidation of practice and leadership, and management in nursing.Key Modules: There are several key modules in this course including, Context of Care, Foundations of Health Sciences, Fundamentals of Adult Nursing, Complex Care in Adult Nursing, Caring for Adults with Complex Needs, Health Sciences for Nursing, Consolidation of Practice and Leadership, Management in Nursing and, service improvement.Accreditations: The Adult Nursing course is approved by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC).Future Careers: After successful completion of this course, students may find ample employment opportunities in various areas such as hospital settings, primary care or community nursing, residential homes, nursing homes, and private healthcare provision. Alternatively, graduates may wish to pursue further studies and specialize in areas such as critical care, accident and emergency, public health, and district nursing.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.