University of the West of Scotland

Overview

Enhance your nursing career with a Bachelor’s degree program tailored for registered nurses. This comprehensive course is designed to equip you with essential leadership and evidence-based practice skills, enabling you to adapt to the evolving needs of healthcare across diverse environments.

What you'll study

Core modules may include:

• Critical Research Appraisal
• Critical Appraisal of Care
• Fitness for Practice
• An Introduction to Palliative Care
• Long Term Condition Management
• Therapeutic Communication
• Nursing Issues and Trends
• Improving Population Health
• Leadership in Health & Social Care
• Effective Teaching in Practice

How you learn: The curriculum seamlessly integrates academic study with professional practice, encouraging you to apply theoretical concepts to real-world clinical and service contexts. Assessment methods may include written assignments, critical reflections, and practice-based learning activities, which can vary by module.

Progression: This program aims to facilitate your advancement into leadership roles and further postgraduate studies in healthcare and nursing-related fields.

Entry requirements

Applicants must be professionally registered nurses in their home country. A nursing qualification of at least three years in duration, completed at the Diploma level, is required.

Career prospects

Graduates of this program will be well-prepared for leadership positions within the nursing profession and related healthcare sectors. The skills and knowledge gained will also provide a strong foundation for those wishing to pursue further studies at the postgraduate level, enhancing career opportunities and professional development.