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While studying Children and Young People’s nursing, you will work towards the achievement of registered nurse status, whilst pursuing a postgraduate course of study in a supported learning environment, where the safety of people is of primary consideration.
On completion of the course you will have met the NMC (2018) Future nurse: Standards of proficiency for registered nurses. Success in the course provides eligibility for you to apply for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) as a Registered Children’s Nurse.
The University accepts the following qualification as satisfying the English Language requirements for entry to a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree.
| Taught Masters – MA/MSc | £13,750 (total)* |
| MBA | £15,400 (total) |
| 2 year Taught Masters / 22 months Taught Masters ‘with placement’ | £16,250 (total) |
| 2-year MBA / 22 months MBA ‘with placement’ | £17,900 (total) |
| 2-year MSc Nursing with Registration (Adult) | £14,975 (per annum) £29,950 (total)* |
Please note: per annum means fees are payable each year of the degree. Total means this is the entire cost of the degree. The amount is not payable each year unless specified.
* £1,400 per annum payable for the provision of placement.
In the first year only on either undergraduate or postgraduate degree courses, international students will receive a £1,000 VC Scholarship. An international student progressing to a higher level degree* will receive, in the first year only of the new course, both a £1,000 VC Scholarship and a £500 alumni discount. Additional discounts of £500 are available for prompt payment of the first year fees in full, before or at registration (undergraduate and postgraduate).
* Including undergraduate to postgraduate, and postgraduate to MBA.
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