Nursing and Midwifery blog

Child-care and funding support throughout your degree

We know that a lot of parents or mature students may feel apprehensive about starting a degree at a later time in their...

Have you ever wondered what a typical day on a maternity ward is like? Final-year student midwife, Cydney, kept a diary...

A small guide on where to start with childcare and funding whilst being a student.

Last month we celebrated International Multiple Birth Awareness Week with a range of activities. You probably don’t t...

Discover tips and advice from Mental Health lecturer, Kim Moore on how to take care of your mental health during the f...

Discover tips and advice from Mental Health lecturer, Kim Moore on how to take care of your mental health during the fe...

We all know midwives are extremely busy with a baby being born every minute, but do you know exactly what they get up t...

This week is Multiple Birth Awareness Week - 5-12 November 2018. Our team in the Elizabeth Bryan Multiple Births Centr...

As a mature student being out of academic studies for some time, I was extremely concerned about being just a number in...

We’re lucky to have established a strong link with the University of Pittsburgh (PITT) in the USA, sharing with each ot...

Fiona Rich tells us how Learning Disability Nurses support some of the most vulnerable members of society.

There's a huge demand for nurses and midwives. Find out why it's such an invaluable job.

Student Nicholas Hartfield explains why he chose to study Learning Disability Nursing at BCU and why it's a rewarding c...

SPACE (Skills Practice And Care Enhancement) is a unique practise area that health care students can access outside of ...

Our Nursing and Midwifery courses are designed to prepare you for a number of careers ranging from Accident and Emergen...