Integrated Foundation - Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Adult Nursing (B74F)

The Integrated Foundation – Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Adult Nursing (B74F) is a comprehensive undergraduate program designed to prepare students for a professional career in adult nursing. The course begins with an integrated foundation year, which equips students with essential academic skills, scientific knowledge, and an introduction to healthcare practice, ensuring they are fully prepared for degree-level study.

Following the foundation year, students progress into the nursing degree, where they develop in-depth knowledge of adult healthcare, including anatomy and physiology, patient care, clinical skills, and evidence-based practice. The program combines theoretical learning with extensive practical training through clinical placements in a variety of healthcare settings, such as hospitals and community care environments.

Students learn to assess, plan, implement, and evaluate care for adult patients with a wide range of physical and mental health needs. The course also emphasizes communication, professionalism, ethics, and teamwork within multidisciplinary healthcare environments.

Upon successful completion, graduates are eligible to register with the relevant nursing regulatory body (subject to local requirements) and are well-prepared for a career as a registered adult nurse in diverse healthcare settings.