This Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) program, offered by the Department of Health Sciences within the Institute of Population Health in the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, provides comprehensive training to become a registered nurse. The curriculum will cover various aspects of nursing practice, including patient care, assessment, medication administration, communication skills, and ethical considerations. Students will gain clinical experience through placements in healthcare settings alongside theoretical knowledge. The program prepares graduates to meet the professional standards required by the relevant nursing regulatory bodies in the UK.

Career options for graduates of this program are as registered nurses in a wide range of healthcare settings, including hospitals (various specialties), community health centers, general practice, mental health services, and potentially in areas such as research, education, and management within nursing. The demand for qualified nurses is consistently high in the UK.

The University of Liverpool is a member of the UK's prestigious Russell Group, known for its research-intensive learning environment and high academic standards. As one of the six original red brick universities, it has a long-standing reputation for excellence in higher education. The university offers excellent graduate prospects, and the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences is a strong center for healthcare education and research.