This Bachelor of Science (Honours) program in Nursing (Adult), offered by the Department of Health Sciences, provides comprehensive education and clinical training to enable graduates to become registered adult nurses. The curriculum covers essential aspects of adult nursing practice, including health assessment, planning and delivering care, administering medications, communication skills, and understanding the complexities of adult health conditions across various settings. Students will gain extensive practical experience through clinical placements alongside theoretical learning, preparing them to meet the standards required by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) in the UK.

Career options for graduates of this program are as registered adult nurses in a wide range of healthcare environments, including hospitals (various specialties such as medical, surgical, acute care), community nursing services, hospices, and potentially in areas like research, education, and management within adult nursing. The demand for qualified adult nurses is consistently high in the UK.

The University of York is a member of the UK's prestigious Russell Group, known for its high-quality research and teaching across many subjects, including Health Sciences. The university has great graduate prospects, enhancing career opportunities for its students. Located in the historic and friendly city of York in northern England, it provides a supportive and engaging environment for study. The Department of Health Sciences offers a strong academic foundation and valuable clinical placement opportunities for aspiring adult nurses.