Nursing courses at Sheffield Hallam University
Our courses offer direct entry into a career in nursing. Your fees will be paid and you could be entitled to receive a bursary from the Department of Health. We also offer opportunities in midwifery.
Nursing: a career with stability and prospects
With flexible working arrangements, excellent benefits and real career opportunities, few professions offer such job satisfaction and at the same time make a difference to people's lives.
- A qualified nurse's starting annual salary is approximately £20,000 per year. Salaries increase as your experience and knowledge grows.
- Nursing is a profession which develops transferable skills that will always be in demand.
- A career in nursing holds no boundaries. UK trained nurses have the potential to work all over the world.
- Nursing offers one of the best possible public sector final salary pension schemes available with a tax-free lump sum and a pension based on your salary at retirement.
In nursing you will specialise in either adult, child, mental health or learning disability nursing, to meet your career aims.
We provide quality research-led academic teaching, combined with practical experience in a variety of clinical settings. You will benefit from modern purpose-designed facilities, using technologically advanced training equipment.
The facilities within the new Robert Winston Building are leading the way in healthcare education. Each specialist teaching room has been designed in close consultation with practicing health professionals. They replicate the actual work environment of the hospitals and other related settings. This means that you will experience education and training that equates to the workplace.
This, combined with our strong links with leading health professionals and health care providers throughout the UK, make our courses a first class route into nursing or midwifery.
Click here to download our undergraduate nursing brochure (PDF 921KB)
Click here to download our postgraduate nursing brochure (PDF 728KB)
