Our course is designed to foster high levels of professionalism and autonomy in students, which develop the skills and competencies required to embrace the role of the SCPHN in their defined areas. The course provides opportunities for the development of a critically informed understanding of contemporary issues in the community and primary care and encourages an interprofessional approach to the study of Specialist Community Public Health Nursing practice. Why study this course with us? Our course seeks to provide nurses working in the community setting with a strategy for lifelong learning, strongly integrating theory and practice. It will also promote the extension of professional roles and therefore the development of a critically reflective and responsive practitioner. The course comprises 50% theory and 50% practice and is integrated across the duration.
IELTS Academic: Undergraduate: 6.0 (no less than 5.5 in any band)
Healthcare and Nursing
Wheeler
Undergraduate
1
September
5.5
£9,250,,
Durham
6.5
Waterside Campus, Northampton, UK
6.0
£ 15500
Bangor, Wales
4.0
£ Home full-time: £1,350, International full-time: £16,500
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