Our innovative part-time programme offers advanced study for nurses working within an international and UK health care context.

We offer the flexibility for you to choose either a broad programme of study by drawing on international expertise across the breadth of the university, or to focus on a more specialised area of nursing care.

We recognise that mental health and trauma-informed care is an under-developed area in advanced practice for Adult nurses and so we are delighted to offer you the opportunity to choose option courses in these areas, as well as our core...

Adult nursing is one of several specialist fields of practice available in our BSc (Honours) Nursing. If you want to become a registered nurse within this field, and are already working in a healthcare role, this unique practice-based qualification is for you. You'll be able to stay in work while you study – provided you have the support of your employer and suitable practice can be agreed. Successful completion of your degree through this route will result in your eligibility to apply for registration as a qualified nurse (adult) with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC).

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Gain the skills to progress your career in mental health nursing and see the benefits that your care can have on patients and families.

Explore the rewarding and complex study of mental health and develop the skills required to practise nursing in a compassionate and recovery-focused way.
Taught by experts in a friendly and supportive environment, you’ll put theory into practice in our state-of-the art Simulation and Clinical Skills Centre, and participate in work placements across the Lothian and Borders area in hospital and community settings.

This dynamic, forward-looking three-year course aims to...

Adult nursing is both a challenging and rewarding profession. Adult nurses provide compassionate care to adults who experience a range of acute or long-term conditions, promote health and wellbeing and empower individuals to maximise their independence. Nurses are based within multi-disciplinary teams, working alongside individuals, families and other supportive networks to provide collaborative person-centred care. It is essential that you enjoy working and communicating with people of all ages and backgrounds and that you respect people’s rights, beliefs and values. The BSc Nursing programme extends over three years and the BSc Honours Nursing over four years.
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Nursing provides a wide range of opportunities resulting in interesting and varied learning experiences. Nurses are based within multi-disciplinary teams, working alongside individuals, families, friends and other supportive networks. Teams provide collaborative care and support in hospitals, homes and in the community. It is essential that you enjoy working and communicating with people of all ages and backgrounds and that you respect people’s rights, beliefs and values. The BSc Nursing programme extends over three years and the BSc Honours Nursing over four years. Each academic year runs over 45 weeks and has an equal balance of theoretical and practice...

Nursing provides a wide range of opportunities resulting in interesting and varied learning experiences. Nurses are based within multi-disciplinary teams, working alongside individuals, families, friends and other supportive networks. Teams provide collaborative care and support in hospitals, homes and in the community. It is essential that you enjoy working and communicating with people of all ages and backgrounds and that you respect people’s rights, beliefs and values. The BSc Nursing programme extends over three years and the BSc Honours Nursing over four years. Each academic year runs over 45 weeks and has an equal balance of theoretical and practice...

You'll need to already have an undergraduate degree to study the MSc version of this course.

You will learn how to communicate effectively with children, many of whom will have varied and complex care needs. For the MSc version of this course you will complete a dissertation on a topic of your choosing.

Supported by our specialist team, you will develop and evaluate plans of care across different settings and for conditions affecting physical and mental health and wellbeing, reflecting the complexity of care received.

You will spend 50% of your...

Would you like to take the first step to university in a friendly environment? Would you like to work as a nurse?

ACCESS TO NURSING DEGREE - SWAP

Designed to enable adults with no formal qualifications to prepare, in one year, for entry into a degree course in Nursing, or HNC Healthcare or in some cases HNC Social Care.
Candidates will have to go through a PVG check and medical by at the end of the year and this is carried out by the universities .

The course is intensive...

Voted Best Education Provider for the Undergraduate Nursing Programme of the Year at the SNTA National Awards 2017.

Learning disability nurses aim to improve the health and quality of life of people with learning disabilities through evidence-based nursing care and support.
This degree course will develop your professional knowledge and understanding in the field of learning disabilities nursing and its application, giving you an academic qualification and the vocational training to become a registered nurse.

Taught by experts in a friendly and supportive environment, this course has gained consistently over 92% overall student...

This course invites applications from individual’s interested in a career in Adult and Mental Health Nursing and prepares students to transition to the undergraduate nursing degree programme at Stirling University. The course offers the student study in numeracy, communication and the influences on mental health and wellbeing. Also included is physiology and the structure of the human body. A large aspect of the course will centre on academic study skills and student development of an awareness of how they learn. Applicants will be contacted for interview with a start date for this course: Monday 8th January. Please be...