What are the different types of nursing degrees?
The University of Southampton’s Health Sciences Faculty is a leading training provider for students wishing to embark on a career in healthcare. Its new nursing degree courses were the first in the country to be officially approved by the Nursing and Midwifery Council. In addition, the University of Southampton offers midwifery degree courses, clinical practice degree courses, healthcare science degree courses, occupational therapy degree courses, physiotherapy degree courses, podiatry degree courses and public health practice degree courses.
For more information on nursing degree coursesoffered by the University of Southampton, please log on to the Health Sciences homepage at www.southampton.ac.uk/healthsciences/
There are various levels of nursing degrees a person can choose to pursue in order to enter the nursing field. The level of responsibility given to them, as well as their salary when entering the work field, will depend heavily on how much education and training a person has received. Obviously the higher the degree a person has acquired, the wider range of choices they will have in securing the job of their choice. They will have the added benefit of experiencing a wider range of activities throughout their day and they will also generate a higher income. Although it is not considered one of the nursing degrees, a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) is considered the entry level of the nursing field. This position is commonly referred to as a nurse’s aide and only requires a few short weeks of training before one is certified and can begin work. The education and experience for a CNA is limited, therefore so are the job responsibilities. A CNA is not considered a nurse but performs task
