SHU Nursing Courses

This is a 3 year full-time nursing programme.

All students have professional specific content, as well as inter-professional modules. Those who commenced after September 2019 will be following the curriculum discussed within the integrated curriculum section of this work package.

The course is 50% theory and 50% practice placement.

One intake per year each September.

This is a 2 year full-time nursing programme. Aimed at individuals who already hold a first degree at 2:2 or above. Applicants must demonstrate that their first degree and prior experience relates to nursing. They must also complete 760 hours of work in a relevant environment, and provide evidence of meeting the same level of proficiency as a first year student nurse.

Students enter the course at the equivalent of level 5, however all theory is studies to level 7. All students have professional specific content, as well as inter-professional modules.

The course is 50% theory and 50% practice placement.

One intake per year. Was in March but from 2021 will be in January. There are no child nursing students in this January intake, however there are still adult and mental health nursing students.

This is a 2 year full-time nursing programme. Students must hold a level of qualification and have had 760 hours of relevant practice experience equivalent to that of a first year student nurse.

Students enter the course at the equivalent of level 5 for both theory and practice. They join the BSc timetable, learning alongside students on the 3 year programme. All students have professional specific content, as well as inter-professional modules.

The course is 50% theory and 50% practice placement.

One intake per year each September.

This course is aimed at previously registered nurses whose NMC registration has lapsed within the last ten years, or those who maintained registration, but have been out of clinical practice for a period of time.

Students have to take one 20 credit assessed theory module and a minimum of 187.5 hours of assessed clinical practice placement within their previously registered field of practice.

One intake per year each September.