Prepare for a career in nursing
Faculty:
School of Health Sciences
Study Options:
Full Time
Start Date:
Sept 2023
Level:
Undergraduate
Course Length:
3 Years
Fees:
Home: £9,250 per annum
International and EU: £12,500 per annum
(For 2023, international and EU fees will be the same as Home fees)
Apply:
Applications for September 2023 are now closed.
Accident and Emergency (A&E)
Acute Mental Health
Critical Care Unit (CCU)
Day surgery
Dementia Ward
District Nursing
Elderly Residential
General and Specialist Medicine
General and Specialist Surgery
Learning Disability
Maternity
Medical Investigation Unit (MIU)
Mental Health Rehabilitation
Operating Theatres
Paediatrics
Primary Care
Rehabilitation Ward
Renal Unit
Delivered by expert teaching staff and health care practitioners. The full time BSc (Hons) Adult Nursing is a three year programme where you will spend approximately 50% of your programme in the clinical environment supported by experienced registered nurses and other health care practitioners.
You will learn about adult nursing through lectures, seminars, guided self-study and online work through our Virtual Learning Environment (Canvas). You will also participate in tutorials, workshops, conferences and project work.
Students will learn about partnership working with healthcare professionals, patients, service users and carers for administering treatment, as well as enabling students to identify contemporary nursing practices underpinned by therapeutic procedures.
It will incorporate professional accountability, social inclusion, partnership and interdisciplinary working, patient involvement in the provision of care, leadership and quality assurance in nursing, all of which are essential elements of nursing proficiency.
Students will also learn about collaborative multi professional working, whilst collectively developing effective improvement strategies.
Students will build on their knowledge of partnership and collaborative working and complexities of physical care through resource management, finances and patient involvement, all of which are essential elements of nursing proficiency.
BSc (Hons) Adult Nursing
BSc (Hons) Adult Nursing
BSc (Hons) Adult Nursing
BSc (Hons) Adult Nursing
“In achieving QAA’s global accreditation, the University has displayed its compatibility with international best practice.”
Vicki Scott, UK Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) Chief Executive.
Variety of clinical placements in partnership with health care providers throughout Gibraltar. You will be fully supported by nursing mentors, link lecturers and other health care professionals throughout your programme to enhance your nursing development.
Small class sizes and a participative approach to teaching and learning, places you at the heart of the programme. Unlike larger universities, you will be much more than a number.
Our cutting-edge Europa Point Campus includes a state-of-the-art simulation suite that mimics the clinical areas where you can practice in a safe and supportive environment.
This degree confers both an academic award (BSc) and a professional qualification in nursing. Entry to the professional register held by the Gibraltar Nurses, Midwives and Health Visitors Registration Board (GNMHVRB). Students will be eligible to apply to the UK Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) once registered with the GNMHVRB.
Typically, all applicants should have one of the following:
All applicants should typically have:
Individuals who do not meet our entry requirements can apply to the Access to Nursing course.
Successful completion of this course will provide you with the necessary entry requirements to apply for the BSc (Hons) Adult Nursing.
Programme | Fee (per annum) | Years |
Home | £9,250 | 3 |
International and EU | £12,500 | 3 (For 2023, international and EU fees will be the same as Home fees) |
Note: the above fees are for the Academic year 2023/24 and are subject to indexation.
The University of Gibraltar hosts or directly offers a limited number of scholarship programmes to support your studies. These scholarships are highly competitive; they are available to support undergraduate, Master’s degree and PhD programmes and are made available to students based on certain criteria.
All applications will be reviewed in February 2023 with interviews being scheduled for later that month.
Offers are based on a combination of qualifications or predicted grades, the applicant’s personal statement and references. For guidelines on personal statements and references please click here.
Contact us via the enquire button for more information.