Course description
The BSc nursing has been designed to prepare the future nurse for working within today’s health and social care services. This course educates students in the skills, knowledge, and critical ability to provide person-centred care to people who, at any stage of life, may have a range of health challenges.
Students will work with families, communities and individuals to support and promote health and wellbeing. They work in partnership with individuals who experience long-term health challenges to enable self-management and recovery. Student Nurses provide support to individuals at all stages throughout the life cycle, including end of life care. Students may also have the opportunity to attend a conference to participate in a learning abroad experience in either year two or year three.
Subjects
Nursing, Nursing (adult)Entry requirements
Scottish Higher, standard entry requirements: B,C,C
- Higher English and a science subject are recommended.
- English, Maths or Applications of Maths and a science subject are required at National 5 Grade C or above if not held at Higher.
Scottish HNC, standard entry requirements: Pass
- HNC in a related subject e.g. Healthcare Practice, Social Services, Applied Science, Social Sciences
- Entry to year 2 may be possible following completion of HNC Healthcare Practice from one of our partner FE colleges. Please contact the admissions office for information.
Scottish HND, standard entry requirements: Pass
- HND in a related subject e.g. Healthcare Practice, Social Services, Applied Science, Social Sciences
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UCAS Code: B742
Course options
Course Type: Full-time
Details
Venue details
Garthdee Campus
Aberdeen
Course provider
Robert Gordon University
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