Nursing (Adult): Flexible Learning - BSc (Hons) at University of South Wales

Programme overview

A flexible part-time adult nursing degree for experienced healthcare support workers, who remain employed and earning while working towards NMC registration. Students study an average of 23 hours a week with a 50:50 split of clinical placement and theory.

Duration: 4 years part-time | Intake: September 2027 | Location: Pontypridd, Wales, United Kingdom

What you will study

The same modules as the full-time course over four years: Year One The Essentials of Nursing Practice, Promoting Health and Preventing ill Health, Assessing Needs and Creating Therapeutic Opportunities, Developing Confidence in Practice; Year Two Evidence Based Practice, Informed Decision-Making in Practice, Enhancing Assessment and Evidence-based Interventions; Year Three Professional Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing, Advancing Knowledge, Skills and Therapeutic Interventions; Year Four Leading and Managing Quality Care across Settings, The Nurse as an Educator, Becoming a Proficient Practitioner.

Career pathways

Once qualified, students are employed as Registered Nurses by their sponsoring healthcare provider, with progression possible to the highest levels of the NHS.

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Entry requirements

UCAS points 120 or above. A-level BCC (excluding General Studies); Welsh Baccalaureate grade C plus BC at A-level; BTEC Extended Diploma DMM; T Level Merit; Access to HE with 60 credits (45 at level 3, 15 at level 2) including 18 Distinctions, 18 Merits and 9 Passes. Interview; one satisfactory reference; Enhanced DBS check with Update Service; satisfactory medical after offer; employer support is required as students study 23 hours per week (HEIW funds 16 hours of backfill, the employer 7). GCSE Maths at grade C/4 or above (or Level 2 Essential Skills in Maths) is mandatory.

Intake: September 2027

Duration: 4 years part-time

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