School of Nursing and Paramedic Science

Study at the School of Nursing and Paramedic Science

The School of Nursing and Paramedic Science prides itself on being long-established school that is interconnected with society on a global, national, and regional scale.

Our research and scholarly outputs are internationally acclaimed and sets global standards.

With healthcare systems constantly evolving and changing dynamically and globally, our educational and research endeavors need to be responsive and proactive to the wider healthcare needs of society and the workforce.

Become a Nurse

Take a look at what Nursing Courses we have on offer for undergraduate students including Full-Time, Part-Time and eLearning...

Become a Paramedic

Develop the knowledge, skills and behaviours necessary to become a competent and confident paramedic who provides safe person centred care....

Postgraduate Nursing Courses

Take a look at the Postgraduate/Post-registration course we have to offer including short courses and e-learning.

Online Nursing Courses

We offer e-learning nursing courses allowing you to study anywhere. This flexible programme allows for easy access to expert learning....

Nursing related PhD Opportunities

Advance your nursing career with PhD opportunities, which are advertised within the Doctoral College.

PG Dip in Specialist Nursing Practice with Integrated Prescribing

Starting in Sept 2024

This programme aims to provide students with the knowledge, critical understanding, skills, values and resilience to manage clinical complexity and risk, be autonomous practitioners and work across organisational boundaries.

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Further Information

Person-centredness is at the core of our culture and school activity.

Our School is one of the oldest in Europe and will celebrate 50 years in 2025, illustrating our history in developing nurses and the international workforce for half a century with success.

Our work is focused on the health of people, families and communities and our research, students, and graduates shape these and inform wider healthcare policy.