BSc (Hons) Nursing (Adult Health)

The BSc Nursing (Adult Health) course offered by the University of Plymouth is a comprehensive and carefully crafted program designed to develop adult nursing professionals who are competent, confident, and ready to provide compassionate nursing care in rapidly changing health environments. The course aims to educate students in evidence-based and patient-focused care, working collaboratively in professional teams, and leading and managing care effectively. Course Content: This course encompasses a variety of academic and clinical practice modules vital for a career in nursing. Students will learn about anatomy, physiology, professional nursing practice, genetics, microbiology, public health, mental health nursing, care of the older person, leadership, and service improvement. Additionally, practical work placements in a variety of healthcare settings are an integral part of the course. Key Modules: Key modules include Foundations in Adult Health, Applied Health Science, Developing Expertise in Adult Health, Leading and managing in professional practice, Integrated Adult Nursing Practice, among others. Accreditations: Upon successful completion, the students are eligible to apply for registration as a Nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), subject to approval.Future Careers: Graduates of this course will be prepared for a variety of career roles within healthcare. This could include roles in nursing homes, hospitals, community health services, home healthcare services, and more. Additionally, the course provides a solid foundation for further academic study at postgraduate level. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.