Nursing

To study Nursing at Birmingham Newman University, you will typically need 112 UCAS points. We welcome applications from a wide range of educational and personal backgrounds, including mature learners and those with non-traditional qualifications. Foundation year routes are available for those who need additional preparation. 

Graduates go on to careers in adult nursing, mental health nursing, public health, clinical education, research and leadership. Successful completion of the course makes you eligible to apply for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) as a qualified nurse. 

You will study topics such as anatomy and physiology, pharmacology, safeguarding, clinical assessment, care coordination and leadership. Modules include evidence-based practice, professional values, and complex care. You will also complete a final-year project focused on your chosen area of nursing. 

Assessment is varied and includes reflective writing, clinical skills assessments, presentations, care plans and research projects. You will be supported through regular feedback, simulation-based learning and one-to-one academic guidance. 

For UK students, tuition fees are £9,535 per year for 2025-26. Fees are reviewed annually and may increase in line with inflation. Birmingham Newman University offers financial support including bursaries, scholarships and flexible payment plans. No fees are paid upfront, and repayments begin only once you earn over £25,000 per year. International students should check the university’s website for current fees and scholarship opportunities.