Results for Bachelors degree Nursing Courses in Scotland

11 universities offer 48 undergraduate courses in Scotland

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University of Edinburgh

UCAS points

114 - 128

University League Table

15th

Nursing & Midwifery League Table

3rd

University of Glasgow

UCAS points

Not available

University League Table

28th

Nursing & Midwifery League Table

2nd

University of Dundee

UCAS points

63 - 120

University League Table

51st

Nursing & Midwifery League Table

60th

University of Stirling

UCAS points

75 - 112

University League Table

53rd

Nursing & Midwifery League Table

63rd

Glasgow Caledonian University

UCAS points

69 - 147

University League Table

75th

Nursing & Midwifery League Table

46th

Edinburgh Napier University

UCAS points

72 - 104

University League Table

86th

Nursing & Midwifery League Table

58th

Robert Gordon University

UCAS points

64 - 108

University League Table

91st

Nursing & Midwifery League Table

66th

Queen Margaret University Edinburgh

UCAS points

104 - 108

University League Table

97th

Nursing & Midwifery League Table

42nd

Abertay University

UCAS points

96 - 102

University League Table

99th

Nursing & Midwifery League Table

69th

University of the West of Scotland

UCAS points

75 - 120

University League Table

128th

Nursing & Midwifery League Table

79th

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Adult Nursing BSc

75 - 80 UCAS points

BSc (Hons) Nursing Studies

UCAS points not available

Mental Health Nursing BSc

75 - 75 UCAS points

Midwifery (MSc) MSc

UCAS points not available

Midwifery BSc

104 - 120 UCAS points

Studying Nursing & Midwifery

Search through undergraduate Nursing degree courses to see what’s available from UK universities. Each page should give you an insight into what the course might be like, along with information on entry requirements, UCAS points and university league table performance.Nursing looks at how to care for people when they are ill or in need of support. You can study the subject broadly or choose to focus on adult, children, mental health or learning disabilities. Courses involve practical placements in clinical environments, and degrees are usually accredited by the Nursing & Midwifery Council. This means you’ll have the right qualifications to become a professional nurse after graduating.