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Covid-19 Response
- TEACHING MODE:
- Blended learning.
- OPEN DAYS:
- On-campus open day on 2nd Jul.
- TEACHING NOTES:
- Most of their teaching will be face to face, with plenty of interactive and applied learning. Large teaching sessions will continue to be delivered online. They strongly encourage the use of face coverings when indoors on-site.
14 Nursing reviews at University of Derby
Nursing (Mental Health), BSc Hons
By member1369159 On 25th May 22Good course, some parts haven’t been great due to covid however
Nursing (Mental Health), BSc Hons
By member1065216 On 6th January 22Everything is great except the communication between lecturers and students. Needs work.
Nursing (Adult), BSc Hons
By member856708 On 22nd April 21I have enjoyed the course but it has been very challenging at times
Nursing (Adult), BSc Hons
By member955666 On 28th March 21If you finish and qualify you will get a job. The pandemic has only exposed the weaknesses in Derby's pastoral care and support. Many of us feel abandoned. Many of us have had no contact when we try to get it. I will be interested to see the drop out rate. I am considering leaving.
Nursing (Adult), BSc Hons
By member1340105 On 3rd July 19Personal tutor non existent. Admin staff rude and unhelpful. Books are poor and not on site
Nursing (Adult), BSc Hons
By member837321 On 24th April 19Later opening or weekend opening would help
Nursing (Adult), BSc Hons
By member437208 On 19th April 19Tutorial non existent. Admin appalling. Took ages to get on blackboard. Admin staff at chesterfield didn't care or help. 16.4.19. sent round the houses. Horrible
Nursing (Adult), BSc Hons
By member532444 On 17th June 18Very good course all the teachers are really noc and helpful
Nursing (Adult), BSc Hons
By member932227 On 7th June 18Barely have any lectures, maybe 2 a week. Unorganised and no routine, not value for money. Placements are the only thing that are enjoyable and give insight into the job role.
Nursing (Mental Health), BSc Hons
By member1231910 On 2nd June 18Amazing lecturers and amazing facilities
Nursing (Mental Health), BSc Hons
By member929961 On 23rd January 18All of us already offered a job and only in first year.
Nursing (Adult), BSc Hons
By member629862 On 22nd January 18Good course but unorganised
Nursing (Adult), BSc Hons
By member1329789 On 21st January 18Nursing (Mental Health), BSc Hons
By FalsettoSlumber On 30th March 16The course is good, with excellent teaching staff and content. Our personal tutors are for the most part very helpful, and easy to contact during term time. Sometimes, the course can be a little disorganised, and placements are very last minute, but communication is getting better when issues with organisation come up. I find lectures can be either really good, or a bit boring; people sometimes tend to read from powerpoints, but it's not all of the time, and good seminars make up for this. There's a good balance between assignments and course time, and there's a lot of support offered when you're on placement. The course implements a buddy system, where you're paired with someone in the year above for clinical supervision, which is something I've found very helpful and reassuring in times of panic! Mental health nursing is a very important course at the moment; with emphasis on MH in the government right now, job prospects are fantastic for prospective students.