Take your first step towards a fulfilling career with one of our pre-registration nursing degrees and benefit from excellent links with health service providers. All nursing students on courses from September 2020 will benefit from guaranteed, additional support of at least £5,000 a year, which they will not need to pay back.
Our nursing and midwifery courses are run in partnership with several NHS Trusts, who work with us because of our reputation for teaching excellence. Find out about our placements.
Our nursing degrees offer pre-registration training in adult nursing, children’s nursing, learning disabilities nursing and mental health nursing. We have also recently introduced nursing degree apprenticeships. All courses are taught at Avery Hill Campus.
The University of Greenwich nursing degrees were ranked first in London for student satisfaction in the 2019 National Student Survey.
From September 2020, students in nursing, midwifery, paramedic science, and speech & language therapy will receive at least £5,000 a year towards their studies.
Find out why studying nursing at the University of Greenwich gives graduates an edge.
Meet some of our experienced staff who make the University of Greenwich a leading provider of nursing education and training.
Our student-led societies offer a space for growth and the opportunity to make lasting friendships. You can take part in activities through your department and the Students’ Union. Here's a sample of the societies you can join, and how we foster a supportive culture for nurses of all backgrounds.
The Greenwich student branch of St John Ambulance offers First Aid training to students and the chance to volunteer at popular events.
The midwifery society is here to enhance and supplement your learning. We offer support, guidance and friendship, plus fun-filled events.
Led by Paramedic Science students for all healthcare students. Join discussions led by students and guest speakers from healthcare.
The University was one of the host venues for the first Windrush Day celebration in June 2019. Retired Caribbean nurses offered first-hand accounts from the Windrush Generation.
The Faculty of Education & Health works closely with charities, local authorities and the NHS. Recent research includes the career barriers facing black and ethnic minority nurses, health inequalities and the experience of vulnerable groups, and care quality in residential care and nursing homes.
If you have a research proposal related to health and social care, we can help you apply to the university and find the appropriate supervisor.
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