About Learning Disabilities Nursing With Foundation Year Bnurs (hons) in University of Wolverhampton

year 1

This module will consider the ways in which systems of the body interact in order to maintain homeostasis. You will be introduced to the anatomy and physiology of the human body and the organisation of body structures and systems. The module will also consider communication systems within the body and the protective and survival mechanisms that work together to maintain a 'healthy' state. Aim: To introduce you to the anatomy and physiology of the human body, its body structures and systems.

year 2

The module is intended to provide you with the necessary knowledge and skills to support you within your first care setting. During the module you will consider the legal, ethical and professional aspects of care interventions across a range of sectors including the public, private and charitable sectors. You will explore a range of nursing interventions utilised when caring for people with learning disabilities who have commonly encountered health conditions and examine how effective communication strategies can assist the process of working in partnership with people with learning disabilities, their families or carers.

year 3

The module is intended to provide you with the necessary knowledge and skills to support you within your first care setting. During the module you will consider the legal, ethical and professional aspects of care interventions across a range of sectors including the public, private and charitable sectors. You will explore a range of nursing interventions utilised when caring for people with learning disabilities who have commonly encountered health conditions and examine how effective communication strategies can assist the process of working in partnership with people with learning disabilities, their families or carers.

year 4

This module enables you to advance your skills of mental, physical, cognitive and behavioural health needs assessment and interventions through the exploration of models and approaches to assessing and planning care. The module enables you to focus on specific conditions and safe evidence based responses when caring for the patient with learning disabilities. You will synthesise pharmacology and pharmacodynamics into your ongoing knowledge and skills in relation to safe medication administration. Methods of evaluating the impact of care will be explored .

Academic qualification equivalents

• Higher Secondary School Certificate/Indian School Certificate – Standard XII 

English language requirements (one of the below):

• IELTS :Overall score of 6.0 with 5.5 in each component

University of Wolverhampton Highlights

University of Wolverhampton Average Tuition Fees And Other Expenses

The estimated fee of different programs is given in the following table. There could be some exceptions, so the applicant must check before applying.

Accommodation costs

University of Wolverhampton Application Process

International students who want to seek admissions at University of Wolverhampton can follow the below-mentioned application process:

Application Fee: Undergraduate: £18 for UCAS, Postgraduate: No fee

Application Deadlines: follows the deadline set up by UCAS. Late applications are welcomed only for the courses that still have places available.

Supporting documents:

• Official transcripts
• English proficiency test score
• Academic requirements according to the course
• Statement of purpose
• Financial statements
• Passport copy
• Academic references
• Interview