Nursing and Midwifery

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World-Renowned Hospital Placements

You will be taught and supported by leading academics, nurses and midwives. Our courses provide you with the knowledge and experience needed to embark on a professional healthcare career. We teach health practitioners to focus on the patient, and give you the confidence to speak up when they cannot. You'll gain valuable experience in a wide range of clinical settings, with placements available at world-renowned hospitals in London and South East. Your time will be split between 50% in academic study and 50% in clinical practice. You will be able to practice theory hands-on in our simulation facilities, then take this with you on placement. We design our courses in partnership with healthcare providers, commissioners, and The LSBU People's Academy, ensuring that our students begin their career with a wealth of knowledge and practice behind them.

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Courses

Why study Nursing and Midwifery at London South Bank University

We work with over 60 trusts including UK leading hospitals Guy's and St Thomas', University College Hospital and GOSH, connecting our students to a wide range of placements at around London and the South East.

LSBU Nursing & Midwifery graduates are the highest paid amongst all London Modern university graduates, and fifth highest in the UK one year after graduating (DfE LEO data 2022).

Our nursing courses are offered across a choice of three campuses: Southwark, Havering and Croydon

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Facilities

Nursing skills labs

Nursing skills labs

Our realistic wards and lifelike mannequins provide students, NHS Trusts and businesses a safe environment to practice

SimMan

SimMan

Sim-Man, Sim-Baby and Sim-Mom are life-size mannequins used to help nursing and healthcare students learn clinical practice skills

Operating theatre facilities

Operating theatre facilities

Our operating theatre and critical care skills laboratory gives Health and Social Care students at London South Bank University a truly lifelike experience