1,168 courses at University of Nottingham
Nursing Science MN (Hons) (B700)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Nursing, Midwifery And Physiotherapy
Course options:
4 years full time
Nursing (Mental Health, graduate entry) Graduate Diploma (3110 D)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Nursing, Midwifery And Physiotherapy
Course options:
2 years full time
Midwifery (extended) BMid (Hons) (B722 B)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Nursing, Midwifery And Physiotherapy
Course options:
42 months full time
Midwifery (extended) BMid (Hons) (B722 L)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Nursing, Midwifery And Physiotherapy
Course options:
42 months full time
Nursing (Adult, graduate entry) Graduate Diploma (3010 D)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Nursing, Midwifery And Physiotherapy
Course options:
2 years full time
Nursing (Child, graduate entry) Graduate Diploma (3310 D)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Nursing, Midwifery And Physiotherapy
Course options:
2 years full time
Midwifery BMid (Hons) (B721 B)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Nursing, Midwifery And Physiotherapy
Course options:
3 years full time
Midwifery BMid (Hons) (B721 D)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Nursing, Midwifery And Physiotherapy
Course options:
3 years full time
Midwifery BMid (Hons) (B721 L)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Nursing, Midwifery And Physiotherapy
Course options:
3 years full time
Midwifery BMid (Hons) (B721 M)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Nursing, Midwifery And Physiotherapy
Course options:
3 years full time
Nursing (Adult) BSc (Hons) (B740)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Nursing, Midwifery And Physiotherapy
Course options:
3 years full time
Nursing (Adult) BSc (Hons) (B740 D)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Nursing, Midwifery And Physiotherapy
Course options:
3 years full time
Nursing (Children) BSc (Hons) (B730)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Nursing, Midwifery And Physiotherapy
Course options:
3 years full time
Nursing (Learning Disability) BSc (Hons) (B768)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Nursing, Midwifery And Physiotherapy
Course options:
3 years full time
Nursing (Mental Health and Social Care) BSc (Hons) (B767)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Nursing, Midwifery And Physiotherapy
Course options:
3 years full time
Midwifery BMid (Hons) (B721 C)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Nursing, Midwifery And Physiotherapy
Course options:
3 years full time
Classical Civilisation and Art History BA (Hons) (VQ38)
Department/Faculty:
Department Of Classics
Course options:
3 years full time / 7 years part time
Department/Faculty:
Physics And Astronomy
Course options:
3 years full time / 7 years part time
Classical Civilisation BA (Hons) (Q820)
Department/Faculty:
Department Of Classics
Course options:
3 years full time / 7 years part time
Global Issues and Contemporary Chinese Studies MSci (Hons) (LT21)
Department/Faculty:
Institute Of Contemporary Chinese Studies
Course options:
4 years full time
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