Nursing
Explore how compassionate care, clinical expertise and evidence-based practice transform lives, with a strong focus on person-centred values, professional development and interdisciplinary teamwork.
Whether your interests lie in adult nursing, mental health, public health or leadership, our subject area offers pathways that help you care confidently, think critically and lead with integrity.
Nursing Courses
Adult Nursing BSc (Hons)
- Start date:
- Various
- UCAS Code:
- B740
- Study Mode:
- Full-time
- Length:
- 3 years
Mental Health Nursing BSc (Hons)
- Start date:
- Various
- UCAS Code:
- B760
- Study Mode:
- Full-time
- Length:
- 3 years
Adult Nursing (with Foundation Year) BSc (Hons)
- Start date:
- Various
- UCAS Code:
- B742
- Study Mode:
- Full-time
- Length:
- 4 years
Adult Nursing MSc
- Start date:
- April 2027
- Study Mode:
- Full-time
- Length:
- 2 years
Mental Health Nursing MSc
- Start date:
- April 2027
- Study Mode:
- Full-time
- Length:
- 2 years
Immersive Clinical Simulation Facilities
Train in purpose-built skills suites and immersive environments that mirror real-world healthcare settings.
Person-Centred Curriculum Design
Study modules shaped by patient experience, professional standards and the latest nursing research.
Placement Opportunities Across Sectors
Gain hands-on experience in hospitals, community care and specialist services across the West Midlands.
Expert-Led Teaching and Support
Learn from registered nurses and academics with backgrounds in adult care, mental health and public health.
Meet our team
Kevin Crimmons
Head of Subject for Adult Nursing and Health & Social Care
Alexis Warrilow
Head of Subject – Nursing
Dr Richard Hellyar
Senior Lecturer
Kasim Yaqub Bashir Raja
Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing
Stephanie Reynolds
Catriona Hall
Lecturer in Adult Nursing
Rachel Elgerton
Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing
Uchenna Chima
Senior Lecturer in Mental Health Nursing
Sarah Drew
Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing
Victoria Skerrett
Senior Lecturer in Mental Health Nursing
Priskilla Tigga
Lecturer in Mental Health Nursing
Flexible and focused learning. Choose from undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, including Adult Nursing BSc (Hons), Mental Health Nursing BSc (Hons), and routes with foundation years. Flexible study options support work, family and/or voluntary commitments, allowing you to progress at a pace that suits your goals.
Supportive and empowering learning. Learn from experienced nurses, educators and researchers who bring clinical insight and academic expertise into every session. Small-group teaching, personalised support and immersive simulation create an environment where you can grow academically, personally and professionally.
Study in a way that suits you. Experience the vibrant community of our campus, enriched by clinical placements, guest lectures and state-of-the-art facilities, or take advantage of blended and online learning for greater flexibility.
Nursing at Birmingham Newman University prepares you for a wide range of careers and further study. You will graduate with the clinical knowledge, emotional intelligence and transferable skills valued across healthcare, education and community settings.
Nursing News
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