The School of Nursing and Midwifery
The School of Nursing and Midwifery was established in 1995 following integration of the Sheffield and North Trent College of Nursing and Midwifery into the University of Sheffield.
Commitment to development
The School is committed to expanding the range of educational opportunities in all subject groups. We embrace recent advances in problem-based and enquiry-based learning and seek to increase access through a blend of e-learning and distance learning methods, as well as traditional face-to-face contact courses and study days.
Research Following the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise, Nursing at The University of Sheffield is now ranked among the top ten in the UK for research that is considered world leading, with 50% of our research being considered of internationally excellent quality. Find out about our Research |
TeachingThe School has a long-established reputation for providing high quality education in support of service and practice development Our courses offer choice and flexibility and develop practitioners as informed, confident, critical thinkers who are able to engage effectively in and influence practice across professional and organisational boundaries. |
Nurse training
The School currently delivers a postgraduate pre-registration programme to enable students to become qualified nurses. This programme is delivered by a wide range of academic staff, honorary lecturers, staff on secondment from the NHS and clinical staff, who all bring a wealth of experience and knowledge. We pride ourselves in providing our students with the skills, knowledge and expertise to develop as safe competent health care practitioners who are fit for practice and purpose.
Our next intake for pre-registration nursing (the Postgraduate Diploma in Adult Nursing) commences in September. For more details please visit:Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing Studies
Consultancy and bespoke education
We are keen to work with service colleagues and employers in partnership to develop programmes of education and development that meet specific needs.
The School is able to use its expertise in training needs analysis, programme and service planning and evaluation, audit and research to assist in the development and delivery of focussed, in-house, education and training.
If you would like to discuss any bespoke training requests your may have please contact Gary Albutt, Director or Learning and Teaching on 0114 222 2032.