BSc (Hons) Nursing (Adult)

Entry requirements

The entry requirements to study the BSc (Hons) Nursing (Adult) [Pre-registration Nursing] are as follows:

• A minimum of 112 UCAS tariff points required for this course; AND,
• Four GCSEs at Grade 4/5 or above, which must include English language and mathematics; OR,
• Nursing Associate Qualification; OR,
• Health Care Assistant Practitioner; OR,
• A Higher Education Certificate in Health and Social Care; AND,
• Digital literacy (Digital literacy is the ability to effectively use digital tools and technologies to find, evaluate, create, and communicate information in a responsible and ethical manner)

In line with NMC Standards, this programme uses Recognition of Prior Experiential Learning (RPEL). If you have a nursing qualification from the UK or internationally, you may be eligible to complete the programme in less than three years. Eligibility will be assessed on application and at interview and, if appropriate, guidance will be given on the RPEL process from an academic advisor.

English language requirements  

To study at BPP, it is important that you can communicate and engage in English effectively in an academic setting. 

For students where English is not your first language you must have:

• IELTS of 6.0 average with no two skills lower than a 5.5.

Months of entry

March, September

Course content

A life-changing healthcare course like no other.

Become a versatile healthcare professional. With learning delivered in an integrated academic and professional training environment, you’ll combine cutting-edge theory with hands-on healthcare experience. Benefit from guided supervision under our healthcare experts who will ensure you have the skills and knowledge to start your career, ready to face the challenge.

What you'll study

• Specialise in the application, evaluation and appraisal of adult nursing
• Develop key employability skills to build a career in adult nursing
• Enhance the necessary skills required to respond to a changing healthcare environment
• Learn to critically reflect upon the practical, technical and professional skills required to practice autonomously – to provide compassionate, safe, effective and accountable nursing practice

Information for international students

We welcome students from around the world, offering a culturally diverse study environment, with our specialist service helping choose your study location, correct visa, finance options and even somewhere to live.

We’re also a Student Sponsor and are fully recognised and accredited as a Higher Education Institution.

Learn more about studying in the UK

Fees and funding

We offer a number of ways to support you with funding your university studies.

NHS Learning Support Fund
You can apply for additional funding of at least £5,000 through the NHS Learning Support Fund. If eligible, you could access Training Grants, Parental Support, Travel and Dual Accommodation Expenses, and the Exceptional Support Fund.

Need to discuss finance?
If you have any questions or require help, contact us on 03300 603100.

Assessment