BSc Nursing (Adult)

Manchester Conservatoire of Creative and Performing Arts🥉 TEF Bronze
Full-time4 YearsSubject: Subjects Allied to Medicine
Course Score
B /72
Graduate Salary£22,000 (3yr)
Satisfaction87%
Degree Completion100%
Professional JobsN/A
Meaningful WorkN/A

Expected Starting Salary

Typical starting salary for Subjects Allied to Medicine graduates

Start
Sep 2027
Graduate
2031
First job
~2032
N/A
typical starting salary

Data not provided

This provider hasn't submitted graduate salary data to HESA for this course.

Where Graduates Work

Top job roles graduates enter after this course

01
Nursing Professionals
★ Professional
85%
02
Caring personal services
2%
03
Managers, directors and senior officials
★ Professional
2%
04
Other Health Professionals
★ Professional
2%

Student Satisfaction

National Student Survey — 15 respondents (72% response rate)

90%
Teaching Quality
85%
Assessment & Feedback
90%
Academic Support
92%
Organisation
85%
Learning Resources
87%
Student Voice

Your Local Budget 🍕

Manchester
Average Weekly Rent
£145
Est. Annual Total£12,480
📊2% cheaper than the UK average

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🚦 Will I Get In?

Input your predicted A-Levels to see how you compare to last year's accepted students.

Past Accepted Tariffs

<48
10%
48-63
20%
80-95
10%
96-111
10%
112-127
25%
144-159
10%
160-175
10%
240+
10%

Entry Qualifications

A-level
55%
Access
25%
Degree
15%
Other HE
5%

Accreditations

Data not provided

This provider hasn't submitted accreditation data to HESA for this course.

AI & Your Career

Based on Anthropic research

18%
Low Exposure

This career involves tasks that AI currently has very limited ability to perform, such as physical work, human care, or complex real-world interaction.

Graduate Roles by AI Exposure

30%Managers, directors and senior officials
6%Caring personal services

Outcomes

100%
Continuation