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Study

Programmes

Every programme is taught to the Nursing & Midwifery Council syllabus and combines classroom study, practice in the skills laboratory, and supervised clinical placement.

1 programme currently offered

What you can study

Diploma Diploma Nursing

Department of Nursing · Faculty of Nursing

Undergraduate · 3 years

Entry requirements

What you need to be considered

Requirements differ between the degree and diploma routes, and are confirmed at interview.

Before buying an Application PIN, check with the admissions office that your results qualify for the programme you want. The PIN is not refundable once used.

How you are taught

Classroom, laboratory, ward

Classroom teaching

Taught modules follow the Council syllabus, assessed by coursework and examination each semester.

Skills and simulation laboratory

You rehearse patient assessment, safe procedure and emergency response before you meet a real patient.

Supervised clinical placement

Placement is arranged with partner facilities and supervised by a clinical coordinator, so practice hours are structured and assessed.

After you qualify

Where graduates go

Graduates register with the Nursing & Midwifery Council and practise in community clinics, district hospitals and the wider health service. Some continue to further study through the college’s affiliation with EBKUST.

Ready to apply?

Buy an Application PIN from the finance office, then complete your application online.

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