“The Department of Nursing and Health Studies actively promotes dynamic research and evidence based learning experiences, designed to maximise students’, staff and partners’ creative potential, self-fulfilment, sense of purpose and career direction”
Nursing at Huddersfield attracts and welcomes a wide range of students with a tremendous variety of skills and experiences. This contributes to a vibrant lively atmosphere that fosters a spirit of mutual support and enquiry.
The Department takes pride in providing a supportive and friendly environment that is conducive to learning and ensures the provision of high quality teaching and support that enables students to develop their intellectual, personal and professional skills appropriate to professional practice in a variety of health care settings
All students are given the opportunity to develop an understanding of their roles and responsibilities within the multi-disciplinary environment of health and social care
The Department recognises the essential emphasis on practice and maintains very positive relationships with clinical colleagues to ensure high quality, varied and supportive learning environments in practice for all our students. This relationship is particularly crucial in helping ensure that those students completing Pre-Registration study are confident, competent and ready for a career in nursing. Students from Huddersfield continue to be in great demand and employment rates are very high.
The Department is proud of its excellent reputation and remains determined to further develop this with the continued assistance of all our current and future students
BSc (Hons) Nursing (Adult Branch)
BSc (Hons) Nursing (Child Branch)
Dip HE Nursing Studies (Adult Branch).
For other Undergraduate courses in the School, see the relevant School page.
For Continuing Professional Development, qualified practitioners should refer to the School Courses page for links to all courses available.
The Department comprises all pre-registration adult lecturers and all lecturers with specialist registration in child nursing. Staff pages.
In addition, the department includes staff with specialist knowledge of computer based learning in nursing
A team from the Department was pleased to receive a certificate in recognition of their outstanding contribution to the field. See details.
WYHON - West Yorkshire History of Nursing
The Nursing & Midwifery Research Forum
We are currently undertaking a project investigating the recruitment and retention of simulated patients from various cultural backgrounds including Black and ethnic communities. If you are interested in becoming involved please register here.
International Placements are available for all students who has been successful in their academic and clinical assessments.
Essential Primary Diabetes Care – Regional Conference: 8th January 2009. Presentations
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