Nursing courses
Undergraduate courses
Our undergraduate nursing courses are awarded by St George's, University of London at foundation level and by Kingston University at diploma and degree level. Visit our course pages on St George's and Kingston University's websites for full details.
Please note: The last intake of the Diploma in Higher Education for Nursing at Kingston will be in February 2011 for the three year Adult Nursing Diploma (UCAS code 3060) and the two year accelerated Adult Nursing Diploma for graduates (UCAS Code 3012). Learning disability nursing, mental health nursing and children's nursing will no longer be offered at diploma level.
From September 2011 all nursing branches (adult, learning disability, mental health and children's nursing) will be offered at BSc degree level (3 years) for undergraduate students and at postgraduate diploma level (2 years) for graduates undertaking an accelerated programme.
Further information about the new degree and postgraduate diploma courses will be available shortly - please check with the Faculty Admissions Office on 020 8417 5734 before applying.
- Long Term Conditions Foundation Degree

- Adult Nursing/Registered Nurse Diploma of Higher Education - with BSc(Hons) top-up
(entry February 2011 only) - Nursing/Registered Nurse BSc(Hons)
(from September 2011 entry)
Postgraduate courses
Awarded by St George's, University of London:
Awarded by Kingston University:
Continuing professional development
For the qualified healthcare practitioner, we offer a range of continuing professional development (CPD) opportunities from individual study days and modules to diploma, degree and masters level qualifications. Visit About CPD to find out more.
