District Nursing BSc (Hons)

Effective registration with Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC Professional Register).
A minimum of two year’s post-registration clinical experience, normally within a community healthcare practice setting. Applicants must also possess 120 credits at level four and level five.
Must have the ability to study successfully at degree level.
You should also be able to demonstrate evidence of undertaking relevant practice development and/or additional post registration study at level 6.
Should normally have evidence of successful academic level 6 study within the last five years.

Benefit from flexible study alongside your work commitments
You can obtain a specialist practitioner recordable qualification with the NMC
Our strong links with clinical practice, combined with direct input and teaching from experienced colleagues in clinical settings, ensures your learning is relevant to current practice
With an integrated theory and practice approach, you will develop the skills, knowledge and attitudes necessary for safe and effective specialist practice to patients and clients, as well as the confidence to deliver clinical decision making, make developments and advancements in clinical healthcare, and manage strategic change within your workplace
Our practitioner - and research-based academic staff are experienced specialists in clinical areas of practice; familiar with the evidence-based informing specialist district nursing practice and a wide range of accompanying issues and debates
You will also benefit from experienced visiting lecturers, ensuring your learning is at the cutting-edge of developments in the sector
Inter-professional learning develops your ability to work as part of a multi-professional team