BSc · The University of Surrey · 4 years
Children and young people's nursing is a demanding and deeply rewarding specialism that requires both the full technical competence of a qualified nurse and the particular skills needed to communicate with, reassure, and care for patients whose developmental stage, emotional needs, and communication abilities differ significantly from those of adults. It also involves working closely with families and carers as partners in care, recognising that for children the family context is often central to recovery and wellbeing. At the University of Surrey, this four-year full-time degree leads to registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council as a children's nurse and includes a foundation year for students who need additional preparation before beginning the clinical programme. The foundation year provides a structured and supported entry into degree-level nursing study, ensuring you have
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