BSc Nursing (Adult, Child, or Mental Health) (Degree Apprenticeship) at Buckinghamshire New University

Entry requirements

Academic Qualifications: Successful interview A minimum of 90 - 128 UCAS points (minimum of two A levels grade C and above). GCSE grade C/4 or above in English & Maths or equivalent qualifications such as Functional Skills / Key Skills / Level 2 Numeracy & Literacy. Other Accepted qualifications can include: Level 3 BTEC / Diploma / NVQ. Access to Nursing / Higher Education with 30 level 3 credits at distinction, 12 at merit and 3 at pass. A level 3 advanced apprenticeship qualification. Those with an NVQ level 3 qualification can submit a 500–1000-word personal statement. Maths & English Requirements: For learners aged 19 and above: The requirement for Level 2 Maths and English is under review, pending confirmation from NMC and the programme academic team. For learners aged 18: Evidence of Level 2 Maths & English is required through GCSE grade C/4 or above, or equivalent qualifications such as Functional Skills, Key Skills, or Level 2 Numeracy & Literacy. If this cannot be evidenced before the programme starts, it must be achieved within the first year. Initial Assessment: All candidates will undergo an initial assessment through BKSB and a proficiency evaluation in literacy and numeracy during the application process. Additional Requirements: A current enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check. Occupational Health (OH) clearance A record of any previous fitness to practise concerns Apprentices must be employed in a related role, have the right to live and work in the UK and meet government apprenticeship funding rules (including at least 3 years UK residence).