Course Overview

On this course, you'll be taught and supported by leading academics and nurses. Youll apply your learning in a variety of clinical and health care settings, including placements in general medical and surgical wards, critical care areas such as A&E departments or intensive care units in leading NHS Trusts and hospitals across London. You may also spend this time in community placements or services for the care of elderly people. You can then work as a registered nurse (adult) in medical and surgical wards or in specialist units such as A&E or intensive care. As your career progresses, you could become a district nurse, occupational health nurse, sexual health nurse, or specialist nurse.

General Eligibility

A successful audition is required for entry to this course. In addition, students will be expected to have achieved at least 112 UCAS points in a level 3 Drama, Theatre, or Acting qualification.

• GCSE and Level 2/ Level qualifications required for the program

• Bachelor's degree with 3rd Class ( Minimum) required for PG program

Part Time Work Details

20 hours per week.

Language Requirement

• Minimum English requirement IELTS score 6 for Undergraduate program or TOEFL IBT: 80 overall (reading 18, listening 17, speaking 20, and writing 17)