Nursing (Children's) - BSc (Hons)

Children's nurses support babies, children and young people through some of the most important and challenging moments of their lives. Split between learning on campus and placements across the Midlands, this course will help you develop the clinical skills, knowledge and confidence needed to care for young patients from newborns to teenagers. Around half of your degree will be spent on placement, gaining hands-on experience in a range of healthcare settings and learning from experienced practitioners. By the time you graduate, you'll be ready to begin your career as a children's nurse.   ### Why study at Worcester Build your confidence before placement by practising nursing skills and clinical techniques in realistic simulation environments, including a replica hospital ward. Broaden your perspective on healthcare through a two-week international placement in your second year, with opportunities in countries such as Finland, India, Ireland and Tanzania. Receive dedicated support throughout your placements from tutors, supervisors and Practice Education Facilitators, helping you develop confidence and succeed in practice.   ### Where could this take me This course prepares you for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), allowing you to begin your career as a children's nurse. Most graduates go on to work in the NHS, supporting babies, children and young people in hospitals and community settings. Opportunities are also available in private healthcare, schools, social care and overseas. Throughout your studies, you'll receive support with career planning, CV writing and interviews, helping you take the next step into professional practice.