Nursing and Midwifery blog

My liver transplant and me: How my experiences will make me a better nurse

Sherniece Kaur was just a few weeks into her degree in Adult Nursing at Birmingham City University when she fell ill a...

Following the launch of our MSc Nursing (pre-registration) courses in partnership with Health Education England (HEE), ...

Christmas is a special time full of traditions and happy anticipation about being together with people we love, presen...

If you're looking for places to go around campus to enjoy some exercise, fresh air and scenery, check out our Parks blo...

Get to know the library at our City South Campus, before you start your studies, and give yourself a head start.

If you're considering, or studying, a healthcare degree, find out about the support you can access while studying.

Ready to start a new chapter this September? Our third-year student Shelby has made a short vlog about some key station...

We spoke to Kevin Crimmons, Head of the Dame Edith Cavell Department of Adult Nursing, to find out why nurses are so ke...

Mental Health Nursing is a demanding but rewarding career choice. The role would require you to support a person throug...

We know online interviews might sound daunting, so here’s some advice from us to help you feel confident and ready to t...

Learning Disability nursing is a very rewarding career with excellent employment prospects. The role of a Learning Dis...

Domestic violence is a sadly prevalent issue in our society. It’s a sensitive topic that is difficult to discuss, but o...

By joining the School of Nursing and Midwifery you become part of the family. No event could demonstrate this better th...

On average, 13 men each day take their life by suicide in the UK. With Movember upon us, a time to focus on men’s me...

Amy, one of our BSc Midwifery students has given us some insight into how our unique Skills, Practice, and Care Enhanc...