Our Nursing programme is new for 2019 entry and is a four-year course leading to an MSci Nursing degree and registration as an Adult nurse, with the possibility for some students to achieve a dual registration in Adult and Mental Health Nursing. The course is structured around our Six Pillars of Nursing, which we focus on and develop each year. Together, they will give you a comprehensive education in: the theory and practise of nursing as a complex intervention what it means to be a nurse and how nursing is changing how your future as a nurse might develop and the opportunities a career in nursing can offer you (including leadership and management). As this is a new programme, we fully expect the course to change over time. Our pioneering students will have an important and active role to play in shaping the programme, for themselves and future students. We have designed this unique programme to include a wide range of teaching, learning and assessment methods. We will use the best techniques, to produce the best nurses. You will learn through a varied and challenging programme of lectures, workshops, seminars, small group teaching and learning in both simulated and real clinical environments. We will give you plenty of opportunity to practise your knowledge and skills, as you work closely with professionals in the Clinical Skills Resource Centre and our purpose built simulated ward. You will be supported by practice supervisors in your clinical practice. Nursing is a professional education programme leading to graduates who have the ability to register with the Nursing and Midwifery Council and thereby gain employment as registered nurses in health provider organisations such as NHS Trusts. A nursing degree is a passport to an interesting job and a fulfilling career. The University of Exeter Academy nurse will be equipped for a fast track career in nursing with rapid promotions to senior clinical, leadership and research roles.