Nursing Courses in the United Kingdom

Nursing courses in the United Kingdom are typically diploma or degree programs lasting three to four years, focusing on common foundations the first year and then moving to specialties. Usually the difference between a diploma and a degree is academic intensity rather than length of program. Students must be residents of the UK for at least three years before applying at a nursing school. The Nursing and Midwifery Council regulates the UK nursing industry, registering nurses and determining the educational standards of nursing programs.
  1. King's College London

    • Through the Florence Nightingale School of Nursing & Midwifery, King's College offers diploma and degree programs in adult, children and mental health nursing tracks, as well as an accelerated diploma program for current degree holders in other professions. Admission is selective, and applicants must have minimum achievement or placement test scores. The curriculum is equal parts theoretical learning at the school's Waterloo campus and clinical practice in one of several reputable area hospitals.

      King's College London

      Florence Nightingale School of Nursing & Midwifery

      James Clerk Maxwell Building

      57 Waterloo Road

      London SE1 8WA

      UK

      011-44-20-7848-4698

      kcl.ac.uk

    University of Nottingham

    • This university in northern England has a division of nursing with a wide reach, offering diploma and degree programs in nursing at five area campuses. Specialty areas include adult, children, mental health and learning disabilities. The college offers several paths of qualifying academically for the program, with mathematics and science taking the highest priority. Graduate nursing programs and professional tracks for current degree holders also are available.

      University of Nottingham

      Division of Nursing

      B Floor (South Block Link)

      Queen's Medical Centre

      Nottingham, NG7 2HA

      UK

      011-44-0115-8230-850

      nottingham.ac.uk

    Glasgow Caledonian University

    • This Scotland university integrates its nursing program with its school of health, enabling it to provide additional options and specialties. Standard degree and diploma programs offer adult, children, learning disabilities and mental health emphases. Post-registration programs provide additional professional development, including community nursing. Application requirements vary by program, and specific programs are available for non-UK-educated students.

      Glasgow Caledonian University

      Cowcaddens Road

      Glasgow G4 0BA

      Scotland, UK

      011-44-141-331-3000

      gcu.ac.uk

    Queen's University Belfast

    • This Northern Ireland college offers the standard diploma/degree courses in adult, children, learning disability and mental health nursing. Opportunities for continuing professional development include postgraduate research culminating in a master's or doctoral degree. There is even a transatlantic double-degree program in which students at partnering schools, one outside Ireland, can complete their nursing degrees from both institutions simultaneously, enabling them to practice in both countries.

      Queen's University Belfast

      University Road

      Belfast, Northern Ireland BT7 1NN

      UK

      011-44-28-9024-5133

      qub.ac.uk

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