BSc (Hons) Adult Nursing

At Hull, learning by doing is central to the Adult Nursing degree. From the very first year, you’ll gain hands-on experience through a mix of simulated practice and real-world clinical placements, helping you build confidence and practical skills in a supportive environment. The university’s modern facilities and close partnerships with local healthcare providers mean you’ll have plenty of opportunities to apply what you learn in real-life settings.

Here’s what you can expect:

• Simulated Hospital Ward: Practice a variety of nursing scenarios in a realistic, controlled environment to develop your clinical skills safely.

• Operating Theatre and Critical Care Room: Gain experience in high-pressure settings and learn how to care for patients in complex situations.

• Allam Medical Building: Explore advanced simulation labs and dedicated learning spaces designed for health sciences students.

• Clinical Placements: Spend around half of your course working in NHS trusts and other healthcare settings across Hull and East Yorkshire, applying your skills under supervision.

• Placement Learning Support: A dedicated team is there to guide you throughout your placements, helping you integrate theory with practice.

• Financial Support: Eligible students receive at least £5,000 per year during placements, on top of standard student funding.

These experiences are carefully designed to prepare you for a successful and rewarding career in adult nursing.

Graduating with a BSc (Hons) in Adult Nursing from Hull prepares you for a meaningful and rewarding career in healthcare. Hull’s strong focus on hands-on experience and its NMC accreditation means you’ll leave the program ready to work confidently in hospitals, clinics, or community healthcare settings. Many graduates quickly secure roles across the NHS and other health services, equipped with the skills and knowledge employers value.

Typical career paths include:
Registered Nurse, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Nurse Educator, Healthcare Manager, Community Nurse, Infection Control Nurse

Here’s how Hull supports your journey into employment and beyond:

• Placement Learning Support: A dedicated team helps you get the most from your clinical placements, connecting theory with real-world practice.

• Financial Support: Eligible students receive at least £5,000 per year during placements, in addition to standard student funding.

• Industry Partnerships: Strong links with NHS trusts and healthcare providers in Hull and East Yorkshire offer diverse placement opportunities.

• Accreditation: The program is approved by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), so you’ll be eligible to register as a professional nurse on graduation.

• Employment Outcomes: Hull graduates benefit from excellent employability rates thanks to these partnerships and practical training.

Further Academic Progression:
After finishing the BSc (Hons) Adult Nursing, you can continue your studies in several ways:

• Pursue postgraduate nursing programs in specialties like mental health, pediatrics, or learning disabilities.

• Take a master’s degree in healthcare management, nursing education, or research.

• Engage in doctoral studies to contribute to nursing research and healthcare policy development.

Hull equips you with both the practical experience and academic foundation to thrive in your career or continue advancing your studies.