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Covid-19 Response
- TEACHING MODE:
- On-campus.
- OPEN DAYS:
- On-campus open days on 17th Sep & 29th Oct.
- TEACHING NOTES:
- The university will be offering as much face-to-face on-campus teaching in Trimester 1 as possible. This will be guided by Scottish Government guidelines and the course the pandemic takes in Scotland. You will be required to wear a face-covering when entering and walking around campus.
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Centrally located student accommodation in the heart of Edinburgh city centre, Arran House places residents close to all the action. Within easy walking distance from the University of Edinburgh and Napier University and boasting amazing social spaces and amenities, allowing for the ultimate living experience!
11 Nursing reviews at Edinburgh Napier University
Good course and placements are always great.
Learn a lot about what’s expected as a nurse and how to look after yourself as one
Since the majority of work we are currently doing online I’ve personally been finding it harder to get things done but once placement comes into play I will be more settled and in a routine
So far that I have enjoyed the course being 7 weeks in and the work is interesting
Nursing is a difficult course but such a fulfilling one
Love the course. The staff have done great during these unprecedented times.
Love studying here!! Amazing opportunities to learn new skills
Enjoying my course although it’s difficult to learn online
Nursing Mental Health, BN Hons
By member1151186 On 17th September 20The quality of the teaching is below standards, the feedback given on assesments is confusing and self-contradictory and teaching staff ignore concerns raised by students
Nursing Child, BN Hons
By member832683 On 4th July 18I love my course at napier. Really enjoy the placements. The work can be very challenging but rewarding when you pass. Lecturers try their best to help.
Overall I would not recommend Napier. The skills centre is great but the class sizes are too big to learn properly. The organisation is terrible, the modules have been thrown together such that neither staff nor students understand what is expected, and there is no support. There are so many students and so few admin that placements just don't work. Luckily the NHS is so short of nurses you are pretty much guaranteed a job.