BN Adult Nursing at Robert Gordon University, UK
By studying an Adult Nursing degree you will learn how to provide compassionate care to adults who experience acute and long-term illnesses and injury. In practice nurses work as part of a team alongside Doctors, Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Pharmacists, Radiographers and Social Workers and inter-professional learning is a key component of this course. Adult Nurses have a key role in working with, treating and supporting individuals, families and communities to promote health, prevent ill-health and enable people to maintain and improve their mental and physical health. Our links with Clinicians and Managers in hospitals, community settings and service users ensure our course is evidence-based and meets the needs of providers and users of health and social care services in a modern context. 96% of students go on to work or further study six months after finishing this nursing programme which includes Adult Nursing, Children and Young People Nursing, and Ment...