Overview This foundational pathway establishes the underlying scientific knowledge, person-centered principles, and academic abilities required for degree-level studies in adult nursing. Taught at Queen's University Belfast, the curriculum fosters professional values, compassion, and critical awareness across contemporary healthcare environments. Learners acquire the baseline competencies and confidence needed to transition successfully into specialized professional nursing education.
What You'll Learn
Core concepts of human anatomy, physiology, and physical health maintenance
Essential principles of person-centered care, dignity, and professional nursing ethics
Foundational communication techniques, interpersonal skills, and collaborative care practices
Introductory academic literacy, scientific inquiry, and study methods for healthcare disciplines
Learning Outcomes
Explain fundamental biological and physiological processes related to adult health and illness
Apply professional values and effective communication strategies in introductory care scenarios
Evaluate basic healthcare literature using structured academic writing and critical analysis
Demonstrate problem-solving skills appropriate for entry-level healthcare and academic tasks
Overview This foundational pathway establishes the underlying scientific knowledge, person-centered principles, and academic abilities required for degree-level studies in adult nursing. Taught at Queen's University Belfast, the curriculum fosters professional values, compassion, and critical awareness across contemporary healthcare environments. Learners acquire the baseline competencies and confidence needed to transition successfully into specialized professional nursing education.
What You'll Learn
Core concepts of human anatomy, physiology, and physical health maintenance
Essential principles of person-centered care, dignity, and professional nursing ethics
Foundational communication techniques, interpersonal skills, and collaborative care practices
Introductory academic literacy, scientific inquiry, and study methods for healthcare disciplines
Learning Outcomes
Explain fundamental biological and physiological processes related to adult health and illness
Apply professional values and effective communication strategies in introductory care scenarios
Evaluate basic healthcare literature using structured academic writing and critical analysis
Demonstrate problem-solving skills appropriate for entry-level healthcare and academic tasks
Overview This foundational pathway establishes the underlying scientific knowledge, person-centered principles, and academic abilities required for degree-level studies in adult nursing. Taught at Queen's University Belfast, the curriculum fosters professional values, compassion, and critical awareness across contemporary healthcare environments. Learners acquire the baseline competencies and confidence needed to transition successfully into specialized professional nursing education.
What You'll Learn
Core concepts of human anatomy, physiology, and physical health maintenance
Essential principles of person-centered care, dignity, and professional nursing ethics
Foundational communication techniques, interpersonal skills, and collaborative care practices
Introductory academic literacy, scientific inquiry, and study methods for healthcare disciplines
Learning Outcomes
Explain fundamental biological and physiological processes related to adult health and illness
Apply professional values and effective communication strategies in introductory care scenarios
Evaluate basic healthcare literature using structured academic writing and critical analysis
Demonstrate problem-solving skills appropriate for entry-level healthcare and academic tasks
Queen's University Belfast