Overview
The BSc (Hons) Adult Nursing course at the University of Dundee prepares students to develop the knowledge, practical abilities and professional judgement required for adult nursing. The programme combines nursing theory with applied learning, helping students understand how to provide effective care for people with varied health needs while working collaboratively with patients, carers and other healthcare professionals.
 

What You'll Learn

• Principles and theories that underpin contemporary adult nursing practice
• Assessment and care of patients with a broad range of health conditions
• Practical nursing skills through clinical skills workshops and simulated patient scenarios
• Communication and collaborative working with patients, carers and multidisciplinary healthcare teams
• Critical thinking, clinical reasoning and problem-solving for healthcare situations
• Professional practice across hospital and community healthcare environments
• Application of nursing knowledge to real-world clinical situations
• Development of confidence, compassion and professional responsibility in patient care

Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course, students will be able to apply nursing theory and clinical knowledge when caring for adults with different health needs. They will be able to use appropriate practical skills, communicate effectively with patients and carers, and contribute constructively within multidisciplinary healthcare teams. Students will also develop the ability to analyse clinical situations, use critical thinking to inform decisions, and respond appropriately to changing patient needs. The programme supports the development of safe, knowledgeable and compassionate nursing practice, preparing students to apply their learning within contemporary healthcare settings.