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Nursing undergraduate courses

Choose your Nursing degree at Brunel

Nursing (Adult) BSc

Gain the essential skills needed to start a career in nursing. Brunel will empower you with the knowledge to become a confident practitioner who can administer effective care and treatments to adult patients.

Nursing (Child Health) BSc

Start a nursing career caring for the young ranging from babies to adolescents. You'll also showcase your skills as a caring and compassionate children's nurse through supporting families through difficult and demanding times in their lives.

Nursing (Mental Health) BSc

Emotional, psychological, and social wellbeing is a growing area of society that needs competent and caring nurses. This degree combines a strong theoretical approach with real-world experience to give you a comprehensive understanding of today’s mental health challenges.

Specialist Community Public Health Nursing BSc

Develop your career as an innovative practitioner. Those with initial nurse or midwife registration can choose from three pathways: Health Visiting, Occupational Health Nursing or School Nursing.

Start or develop your nursing career at Brunel

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Careers and your future

Begin or develop your career as an innovative practitioner in nursing
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Practice placements built-in

Gain valuable experience with over half of your degree consisting of supervised practice placements
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Skills development

Learn the knowledge and skills needed for competent, effective and innovative nursing practice
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Accreditation

NMC registration, with your degree, enables you to practise as a registered nurse in the UK.
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Contact us

If you have any questions about our nursing degrees, get in touch
I am on the Occupational Health Nursing pathway which allows me to build on the skills and experience I already have by learning new theoretical knowledge. This is helping me develop a broader skills set to help me become an effective practitioner which will also open the door to many new opportunities in the future.
Tholakele, Specialist Community Public Health Nursing PgDip/MSc