London South Bank University

Overview

The Adult Nursing postgraduate programme at London South Bank University is meticulously designed to equip you with advanced clinical knowledge and leadership skills necessary for providing care to adults with complex health needs. Throughout this 24-month course, you will engage in comprehensive learning that emphasizes the assessment, planning, and evaluation of care in collaboration with patients, their families, and the broader healthcare team.

What you'll study

Modules typically cover:

• Enhancing and evaluating care in Adult Nursing
• Acute and complex care in Adult Nursing
• Pharmacology and medicines management in Adult Nursing
• Transition to Leadership
• Practice Learning (placement-based learning)

Learning approach: The programme combines theoretical academic study with supervised practice learning, allowing you to apply your knowledge in real-world patient care situations. This integration fosters the development of clinical judgement and enhances your confidence in leadership and decision-making roles.

Entry requirements

To be eligible for the Adult Nursing programme, you must possess a Bachelor’s degree with a minimum classification of Lower Second Class (2:2). Additionally, proficiency in English is essential, with a minimum IELTS score of 7.0 required to ensure effective communication throughout your studies.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Adult Nursing programme are well-prepared to pursue a variety of career opportunities within the healthcare sector. Enhanced clinical skills and leadership training position you for roles that require critical thinking and effective patient management, making you a valuable asset to any healthcare team. Career paths may include positions in hospitals, community health settings, and specialized care facilities.