Swansea University - Nursing Practice

BSc Single Honours Nursing Practice

College of Human and Health Sciences

Please note that if you would like to apply please contact the College of Human and Health Sciences Admissions Office on +44 (0)1792 518531 or email chhsadmissions@swansea.ac.uk

The UCAS code for this course is: n/a
Full time study: Not Applicable

Part-time study: Students are encouraged to complete their study in two years, studying 60 credits a year - which generally fits in easily with full-time employment. However, students wishing to study less credits per year are able to take up to four years to complete the course. Profiling is recommended and the procedure for making individual appointments is detailed in the Prospectus. Mode of attendance is determined by module selection.

Why take the course?

A professionally orientated programme of study, this course enables students to further develop their self-awareness, values and understanding to help make better decisions in health care settings.

Who should take this course?

All health care professionals wanting to complete a first degree and/or graduate health care professionals with an existing degree seeking knowledge in a specific field of interest beyond that provided by their first degree.

The course details

Developed in line with the Quality Assurance Agency’s framework for higher education in England, Wales and Northern Ireland (2001) and the NHS Knowledge and Skills Framework and Development Review (2004), this course is designed for health care professionals to continue their education and develop their skills to contribute to the changing health and social care system.

Core modules 

  • Module code: SHG391; Title of module: Contemporary Issues in Health Care; Credits: 20
  • Module code: SHG303; Title of module: Evidence based Practice; Credits: 40

Standard Entry requirements

  • Applicants must have 120 credits at level one and level two for the BSc award including a research related module/component.
  • Applicants for the Graduate Diploma should have a recognised UK degree or overseas equivalent (please see further information on overseas qualifications).

For enquiries about relevant qualifications please contact the Programme Manager.

Scholarships and Bursaries

n/a

Research

With the creation of the Institute for Health Research (IHR) in 2004, research opportunities and experience in the School of Health Science have never been better. Strong links with health care services and research centres both nationally and internationally allow us to enhance the learning experience and stay at the forefront of our field.

Accreditation

n/a

Assessment

The course is made up of two core modules, totalling 60 credits. The course enables a deeper understanding of the theory behind the health care practice, allowing students to make better informed, professional judgements in health care settings, resulting in confident, innovative clinical practitioners. The remaining 60 credits may be selected from the College’s optional modules available at Level 3.

Important Dates

Information regarding dates and times for Enrolment can be found on the Student Records webpages.

UK/EU Undergraduates

Applications should be made through UCAS.

International Students

Please see this page for information on studying at Swansea University

Postgraduate Students

Apply for your course by looking at this page.

Hywel Dda (Health Board)
Rachel Swinglehurst:r.swinglehurst@swansea.ac.uk

ABMU (Health Board)
Michelle Anderson:m.anderson@swansea.ac.uk

This course is:
Accepting Applications