Nursing

About this course

Nursing is one of the most significant professions in any healthcare system. As the largest group within the healthcare workforce, nurses are at the centre of patient care, leading clinical assessments, coordinating treatment across teams, supporting patients and families through difficult moments, and advocating for the people in their care. Nursing requires both scientific knowledge and human sensitivity, combining an understanding of physiology, pharmacology, and clinical procedure with the communication skills and ethical awareness that direct patient contact demands. The profession operates across hospitals, community settings, primary care, schools, and specialist services, and the breadth of its scope makes it one of the most varied and consequential careers available. At the University of Glasgow, this four-year full-time programme prepares you to work within the multidisciplina

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