Nursing (Adult) (Hons) University of Hertfordshire

Overview

On the Nursing (Adult) (Hons) programme from University of Hertfordshire they’ll blend your theory with practical experience. Half the course will be spent at the University. The other half of your time, you will gain hands-on skills in a variety of adult nursing clinical settings. 

You’ll learn about ‘normal’ adult development then recognise to manage deviations from the norm. You’ll promote health and provide real patient care in hospitals and the community.

Why choose this course?

• State-of-the-art facilities: Training to become an adult nurse, you have a passion to bring comfort to people in need. Let us help you get there with our adult nursing degree. We’ll ease you into the nursing world using our state-of the-art Clinical Simulation Centre. 

• See how adult nurses play a vital role in our operating theatre setting. Practise minor and complex wound management in our GP set up. With our award winning training,

• Strong employment prospects: You can take your newly acquired theory and practical confidence to gain real experience on placement in a hospital or community setting and continue this after completing the course with 98% of our Health and social care students in employment or further study after graduating (Graduate Outcomes, 2021-2022).

• Have a rewarding career: Be the one to reassure that nervous patient before an operation. Be the person who aids their recovery. Be the one who helps save lives. Our nation is proud of the work our NHS does, let us be proud of you too.

Your future career

• Following successful completion of the programme, you will be entitled to apply for registration as a nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Council in the Branch of Nursing in which you have specialised. 

• You can now take advantage of the varied opportunities available to you, to put into practice all you have learned and make a positive contribution to the lives of individuals, and their families.

Areas in which you work in as an adult nursing graduate:

• acute services within the NHS

• a range of community settings including general or specialised community nursing

• private, Voluntary and Independent (PVI) Sectors e.g. hospices.