BSc Children and Young People's Nursing

The BSc Children and Young People's Nursing at Coventry University prepares you to care for young people's physical, mental, and social needs, while also keeping them safe. This course is for people who are dedicated and want to provide good, professional care.

This course will give you the skills to be an advocate, which means you will help young people be active in their own care. You will also learn to work with families and other support teams to plan and provide safe care.

After you finish the course, you can apply to become a Children and Young People's Nurse with the Nursing & Midwifery Council (NMC). Studying the Children and Young People's Nursing course at Coventry University will help you change lives and become a great healthcare professional.

Grade Requirements:

• To be accepted into this course, you'll need to have at least 120 UCAS points. These points can come from some different qualifications, such as A-levels with grades of BBB, a BTEC National Extended Diploma with a grade of DDM, or an International Baccalaureate Diploma.
• If you are taking an Access to HE Diploma, you will need to get a specific combination of credits: 33 credits at Distinction and 12 credits at Merit.

English Proficiency:

• Non-native speakers of English are required to show proficiency in English through tests such as IELTS with an overall score of 6.0, with at least 5.5 in each component.

The tuition fee to study the BSc Children and Young People's Nursing at Coventry University is not available at the moment. Applicants should check this page at a later date for updates.

Coventry University has various scholarships to support international students with their studies. These awards are competitive and given to students with excellent academic results. For example, the Vice-Chancellor’s Undergraduate Scholarship provides up to a £4,000 reduction in tuition fees.

A BSc in Children and Young People's Nursing from Coventry University opens doors to opportunities in career roles such as the following:

• Paediatric Nurse
• Hospital Ward Nurse
• Community Children's Nurse
• Paediatric Oncology Nurse
• School Nurse

Applications for this course can be made through UCAS or directly to the university. Our expert counsellors at AHZ can also help you with this process.