Nursing with Leadership Single Field (Adult Nursing)

About this course

Adult nursing sits at the heart of healthcare, combining clinical knowledge and practical skill with the kind of sustained human attention that makes a real difference to patients at their most vulnerable. Nurses are the largest professional group in the NHS and arguably the most continuously present, coordinating care, monitoring change and acting as the consistent point of contact for patients and families navigating illness, treatment and recovery. This four-year full-time programme at the University of Leicester is distinctive in its focus on leadership alongside clinical formation, preparing you not only to be a competent and compassionate nurse but to take on the responsibilities that shape how care is organised and delivered. You will develop the core skills of adult nursing through a combination of academic study and substantial clinical placement, learning to assess patients, p

Where its graduates go

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