Nursing Studies Bn

Descripción

The Bachelor of Nursing (BN) with honours programme reflects global, UK and Scottish perspectives of healthcare. This highly regarded programme allows you to work closely with academic staff who are engaged in international nursing leadership, research and practice.

The programme combines theoretical and clinical skills learning within the University with practice learning experiences. The equal weighting of theory and practice is a defining feature of this degree structure and is required by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC).

Throughout the programme, you will engage in practice learning and experience placement time in a range of community and inpatient settings.

Within the hospital setting, you will engage with varied learning environments. This can include:

- admission to hospital

- emergency care

- critical care

- rehabilitation

- surgical and medical wards or services

As you develop, you will also enjoy time attached to specialist services such as research teams, advanced practitioners, education team and hospital outreach services.

Programme benefits

- Nursing is an integral part of the University of Edinburgh. You join a vibrant community of more than 40,000 students and have the opportunity to be a part of student societies, arts and sports - a true university experience.

- You will take part in a range of innovative clinical simulation experiences and have the opportunity to learn interprofessionally alongside medical students.

- You will have the option to embark on a four-week clinical elective placement in the UK or abroad. This experience will allow you to either explore global perspectives or develop your understanding of diverse nursing practices in the UK.

- Personalise your learning with the choice of an outside subject in Year 1, and follow your particular interests in different care contexts or approaches through honours options in Years 3 and 4.

- Student support both at the University and in clinical placement is our priority. You benefit from a named Student Adviser and a number of specialist health and wellbeing services.

- You will benefit from being in a research intensive University where you are taught by staff who are engaged with the contemporary issues in nursing through research and practice.

Bolsa de Empleo y Salidas profesionales

Career prospects are excellent for nursing studies graduates from the University of Edinburgh.

Our graduates have gone onto a range of clinical settings in both community and hospital contexts, specialising in areas such as:

- intensive care

- oncology

- theatres

- accident and emergency

- voluntary sector organisations

Other graduates have explored careers in:

- health care policy development

- research

- education

- global development

- prison health

- care homes

- health care related businesses

✍ Metodología

Teaching

All nursing programmes in the UK are 50% theory and 50% practice. The courses you take in this programme have both theoretical and clinical practice elements.

You will learn through a combination of:

- lectures

- tutorials

- seminars

- clinical skills sessions

- problem-based learning

- reflective diaries

- group work

- computer-assisted learning

- simulation

Assessment

We use a range of assessments including:

- coursework

- multimedia presentations

- group work

- group presentations

- exams

- clinical practice assessments

This programme has progression points at the end of each academic year where you must demonstrate clinical competence as well as academic excellence.