Make a difference in healthcare

Work with a dedicated care team to assess, plan, co-ordinate and manage care for adult patients.

Adult nursing course

Care for sick, injured or disabled infants, children and young people, and their families, in a number of health care settings.

Child nursing course

Work in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of mechanical disorders of the musculoskeletal system and the effects of these disorders on the function of the nervous system and general health.

Chiropractic course

Deliver oral health promotion, periodontal and preventive treatment to a wide range of patients.

Use the latest medical imaging technology to produce high-quality diagnostic images that support the clinical diagnosis and treatment of trauma or disease for a range of patients.

Diagnostic radiography course

Play a central role in understanding the health needs of people with learning disabilities, supporting them with issues affecting their lives, their individual needs, rights and opportunities in society.

Learning disabilities nursing course

Establish and build a therapeutic relationship with people who may experience mental health distress and illness, encourage healthy behaviours, recognise and treat symptoms early, and promote mental and physical health and wellbeing for all ages.

Mental health nursing course

Play a central role in the most amazing and challenging journey in a family’s life, supporting women through pregnancy, birth and early parenthood to make informed choices about their care.

Midwifery course

Support people experiencing illness or disability to facilitate recovery and overcome barriers, enabling them to do the daily activities they need or want to do to improve their function, independence and quality of life.

Occupational therapy course

Play a vital role in the multidisciplinary perioperative theatre team, providing a high standard of patient-centred care during anaesthesia, surgery, and post anaesthetic care (recovery).

Operating department practice course

Work as an optometrist, with responsibility for the examination, diagnosis, and management of the visual system.

Work as a highly skilled autonomous practitioner able to confidently assess, prioritise, transfer, manage, treat, refer and discharge service users in the community.

Paramedic course

Make a lifelong difference to the way people function physically, socially and psychologically, using therapeutic intervention to optimise their abilities through health promotion, preventative healthcare and rehabilitation.

Physiotherapy course