Bachelor in Nursing Associate FdSc

Tuition is 22,522 USD per year.

Education Provider of the Year 2025 award highlights the programme’s recognised quality, reflecting its strong industry links and successful placement record.

The Nursing Associate FdSc explores the role of nursing associates in delivering person-centred care, covering legal, ethical and clinical aspects while developing skills in assessment, medicines management and health promotion. The two-year full-time course is split into Year 1 and Year 2, each combining classroom learning with 1150 hours of practice-based placements across hospitals and community settings, allowing students to apply theory directly to patient care.

You graduate ready to register with the Nursing and Midwifery Council.

University College Birmingham, established in 1957 and located in the vibrant city of Birmingham, is a professionally oriented institution with a strong focus on applied learning and employability. Hosting around 7,500 students, including approximately 1,400 from outside the UK, the college is known for practical courses in business, hospitality, engineering and the creative industries that prepare graduates for immediate entry into the workforce.

Teaching at University College Birmingham emphasizes industry relevance, hands-on projects and close links with employers. Small class sizes and career-focused modules support skill development from day one, while staff with professional experience provide mentoring and guidance. Students benefit from city-centered placements, enterprise initiatives and opportunities to gain professional qualifications alongside academic study.

International students will find tailored support for admissions, English language development and transition to student life in the UK. Central Birmingham offers extensive cultural and transport connections, affordable accommodation options and diverse internship possibilities across the West Midlands. The college also provides careers services, student wellbeing resources and practical advice on visas and part-time work, helping learners move confidently from study into rewarding careers.