How you'll learn
Your teaching will be delivered through a combination of:
- Group work (e.g.discussion groups)
- Lectures
- Online learning
- Practical simulation classes and clinical skills scenarios
- Role plays
- Seminars
- Tutorials.
Outside of these, you’ll be expected to carry out independent study, including coursework, essays and reading.
We’ve also introduced hybrid learning, a mix of online and face-to-face sessions, in light of the Covid-19 pandemic.
When you’re on placement, your teaching will be delivered through a combination of:
- Demonstration
- Discussion groups
- Observation
- Practice under supervision
- Reflective dialogue
- Role modelling
- Shadowing.
"The simulation suite is modern, and I like how the tutors arrange for actors to come in and take on the role of patients – it makes it feel so real.”
Lauren Silvester, BSc (Hons) Nursing Studies (Registered Nurse Adult Nursing)
A typical week in Semester 1 of your first year
Teaching
In your first year, you'll receive approximately 35 hours of learning and 14 contact hours each week.
Monday
- 9am to 10am – 'Concepts of Caring' lecture
- 10am to 11pm – 'Nursing Practice Module Year 1' simulation class
- 11am to 12pm – 'Nursing Practice Module Year 1' workshop
- 1pm to 2pm – 'Understanding Research and Evidence Based Practice' workshop
Tuesday
- 9am to 5pm – Self-directed study to consolidate learning from Monday’s sessions
Wednesday
- 9am to 5pm – Self-directed study to prepare for Thursday’s lecture
Thursday
- 10am to 11am – 'Physical Health Sciences' lecture
- 11am to 5pm – Self-directed study to consolidate learning from lecture
Friday
- 9am to 5pm – Self-directed study to complete pre-session work for Monday’s lectures and practical session
Placement
In your first year, you'll complete approximately 37.5 placement hours each week.
Throughout yourclinicalplacements, you’ll work a variety of shifts, including nights, to ensure you get an accurate representation of working in a healthcare setting. Your shifts can start as early as 7am and end after 9pm but will likely be within this timeframe.
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Disclaimer
The timetable and modules listed are indicative, reflecting the information available at the time of publication and may be subject to teaching availability, student demand and/or class size caps.
Given the changing nature of the Covid-19 pandemic, our hybrid learning model is under continuous review. See thelatest informationon all changes.
