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We offer
Our degrees are designed to suit your personal needs, and with this in mind we operate within a flexible framework, allowing you to select specific modules within our various programmes to suit your own interests. Take a look below to find the right course for you.
WHY US?
· Our Nursing courses are in the top five in the UK according to The Guardian University league tables 2018
· Winner of Nurse Education Provider of the Year (Post-registration) at the Student Nursing Times Awards 2018
· In collaboration with local Trusts, this exciting and innovative undergraduate pre-registration nursing programme supports the growth of nursing in the region
· Our Nursing courses were ranked 1st overall in the UK in the 2018 UK Engagement Survey
· Our Nursing courses were ranked 3rd in the UK for Assessment and Feedback, 1st in the UK for Retention and Progression, and 1st in the UK for Employability in the 2018 UK Engagement Survey
· Our Nursing courses are ranked in the top 10 in the UK for Students’ Union representing students’ academic interests, according to the National Student Survey 2019
· Opportunities to collaborate in an interprofessional learning capacity with other healthcare courses including pharmacy, paramedic science, medicine, biomedical science, physiotherapy and occupational therapy.
· The Sunderland School of Nursing and Health Sciences has superb facilities; our Living Lab supports interactive simulation and the development of tomorrow’s nurses
· Undertake a range of clinical placements with your selected partner trust
· Adult nurses in the NHS will usually start at band 5, with a current starting salary for a registered general nurse of £22,128
· Experienced senior nurses who have achieved additional qualifications can earn significantly more, depending on their role. In the NHS a Senior Nurse can earn between £40,428 and £48,514 per year (Band 8)
· We have a unique relationship with our Patient, Carer and Public Involvement Group who take part in a variety of activities to support learning