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Practical degrees that get you hired

Award-winning nursing courses

Prepare for a rewarding career in healthcare

Study at the UK's Nurse Education Provider of the Year (pre-registration) [2025 Student Nursing Times Awards] and take the first step towards a career in healthcare.

Whether you choose Adult Nursing, Mental Health Nursing or Nursing Associate, you'll develop the knowledge, practical skills and confidence to deliver compassionate, person-centred care across a range of healthcare settings.

You'll learn in state-of-the-art facilities, build extensive experience through placements and benefit from strong links with healthcare providers across the region.

You'll graduate with the knowledge, practical experience and professional confidence to take your next step into nursing and healthcare.

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Financial support for nursing students

Eligible nursing students can access additional financial support through the NHS Learning Support Fund, including a Training Grant and, for some specialist subjects such as Mental Health Nursing, additional funding.

Current funding includes a £5,000 annual Training Grant, with an additional £1,000 available for eligible Mental Health Nursing students. Funding arrangements are subject to eligibility and may change for future academic years.

Explore our nursing courses

Nursing is more than a career – it's an opportunity to make a real difference to people's lives every day. Our nursing courses combine academic learning with extensive practical experience, helping you develop the professional skills and confidence for a career in modern healthcare.

Explore the courses below, compare your options and apply online when you're ready.

"Our nursing degrees have been developed with practice learning partners, service users and carers to reflect the requirements and complexities of modern healthcare."

Professor Kathryn Riley Director of Nurse Education

Why study nursing at UCB?

Community and support

Our diverse and inclusive community will help you build friendships, discover new interests and make the most of university life.

You'll also have access to award-winning support throughout your studies, from academic skills and careers guidance to health, wellbeing and disability support. Whatever your goals, we're here to help you succeed.

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