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BSc Nursing (Adult Health)

University of Plymouth
Full-time3 YearsSubject: Nursing and Midwifery
Course Score
A /75
Graduate Salary
£28,500
Satisfaction
79%
Degree Completion
84%
Professional Jobs
87%
Meaningful Work
96%

About this course

Adult health nursing is one of the most important and versatile professions in the health service, providing skilled assessment and care for adults across the full range of acute and long-term conditions. Nurses working in adult health settings need both the clinical knowledge to respond to complex and rapidly changing patient presentations and the communication skills to support patients, families, and carers through the experience of illness and recovery. The profession is demanding, but it is also one of the most direct ways of making a difference in people's lives. At the University of Plymouth, the BSc in Nursing in Adult Health is a three-year full-time programme that prepares you for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council as a registered adult nurse. You will develop your understanding of the nursing profession, professional standards, and the evidence base that underpins nursing practice from the beginning of the programme, and you will build practical competence through substantial clinical placements across a range of NHS and community settings. The programme covers anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, nursing assessment, and care planning, and it develops your ability to use evidence critically and to practise safely and professionally across a broad spectrum of adult health conditions. Plymouth's nursing faculty has strong connections with NHS trusts across the South West. Qualified Adult Nurses work in hospital wards, surgical and medical units, emergency departments, community nursing services, and specialist clinics. With experience, many progress to band 7 and specialist roles, advanced practice, or nursing management and education. The degree is also a foundation for postgraduate study in nursing, advanced clinical practice, or public health.

Syllabus & Modules

Typical curriculum
Year 1 Modules
4 items
Human Anatomy
Core
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Physiology & Biochemistry
Core
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Clinical Skills Foundation
Core
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Foundations of Medical Science
Core
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Year 2 Modules
3 items
Year 3 Modules
2 items

Student Satisfaction

National Student Survey - 80 respondents (69% response rate)

83%
Teaching Quality
79%
Assessment & Feedback
78%
Academic Support
75%
Organisation
84%
Learning Resources
72%
Student Voice

Tuition FeesVerified

Published annual tuition cost at University of Plymouth.

£9,535
Per academic year (UK Home)
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Government Student Loan

Eligible UK students do not pay upfront. Covered by SFE tuition fee loans.

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Entry Qualifications

A-level
67%
Access
15%
Other HE
11%
Degree
6%
Baccalaureate
1%

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