University of Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
Embark on an enriching educational journey where theory seamlessly integrates with practical experience right from the start. Our program offers a balanced approach, with half of your course dedicated to academic studies at the University and the remaining half immersed in real-world clinical settings. This unique structure ensures a comprehensive learning experience that equips you with both knowledge and hands-on skills. Throughout your academic journey, you'll delve into the realm of 'normal' child development, gaining insights into the intricate processes that shape a child's growth. Additionally, you'll learn to identify signs of atypical development and acquire the skills to intervene and manage such situations effectively. The emphasis on practical experience extends to promoting a healthy lifestyle among children, young people, and their families. In clinical settings, both within hospitals and the community, you'll have the opportunity to provide genuine patient care. This immersive approach ensures that you not only understand the theoretical aspects of child development but are also well-prepared to apply your knowledge in real-world scenarios. Join us on this educational journey where every aspect is designed to empower you with the skills and expertise needed to make a positive impact on the health and well-being of children and their families.
| HSE/SSE:
60% English for HSE/SSE: 70% or IELTS: 6.5 |
The University of Hertfordshire, founded in 1952, is one of the top public institutions in the United Kingdom. The institution has 32,000 students studying for 550 degrees over two campuses. Over 11,500 foreign students from more than 140 countries study at the university's UK campus. The campuses of the University of Hertfordshire are among the 20 safest in England.
Level 4
An Introduction to Interprofessional Education (15 Credits, Compulsory)
Application of Anatomy and Physiology to Children and Young People's Nursing 1 (15 Credits, Compulsory)
Communication and Relationship Management Skills for Nursing (15 Credits, Compulsory)
Communicating with the Developing Child (15 Credits, Compulsory)
Foundations of Health and Wellbeing (30 Credits, Compulsory)
Children and Young People's Nursing Practice 1 (30 Credits, Compulsory)
Level 5
Developing Health and Wellbeing (30 Credits, Compulsory)
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