BSc Professional Nursing (Children & Young People)

The Professional Nursing (Children and Young People) BSc course offered by Queen's University Belfast is a three-year, intensive programme designed to equip students with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills required for this specialized sector of healthcare. Course Content: This course integrates theoretical studies in nursing, biological and social sciences with practical clinical cases, preparing students for the complexities of children’s nursing. Students will be able to understand the needs of sick and healthy children from birth to adolescent years and will examine relevant theories and practices related to paediatric nursing. Key Modules: The key components of this course include studies in Nursing, Biological Science, and Social Sciences. Each year the academic and clinical curricula are integrated with practical learning, with around 50 percent of the programme taking place in varied clinical environments. Accreditations: Successful completion of the BSc Honours degree meets the requirements for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council as a Registered Nurse (Children and Young People). Further, the programme has been endorsed by the Royal College of Nursing, proving its high quality and relevance. Future Careers: The graduates can expect to gain employment across a variety of care settings, including hospitals, community, home or abroad, health promotion, the voluntary sector or in General Practices. Also, there are opportunities for further study and research within the University setting. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.