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This Bachelor’s specialisation is designed for graduates in general nursing who wish to develop advanced competencies in anaesthesia and critical care. The programme prepares nurses to provide specialised care in anaesthesia, emergency, and critical care environments.
The programme at a glance – 180 ECTS
Presentation
Students develop competencies in critical care nursing practice, clinical reasoning, and advanced nursing procedures in anaesthesia and resuscitation through theoretical courses, clinical education, tutorials, and interprofessional simulation activities.
Learning experiences take place in operating theatres, intensive care units, emergency departments, and specialised hospital environments, enabling students to understand the organisation of critical care and the role of the specialised nurse within anaesthesia and resuscitation teams.
The programme is delivered by the Department of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences in collaboration with nursing science academics and healthcare professionals working in anaesthesia and critical care settings.
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Strengths
Academic training in anaesthesia and critical care nursing
This Bachelor supports the development of advanced nursing competencies grounded in nursing science and specialised clinical practice. The programme promotes evidence-based practice and interprofessional collaboration in specialised care processes to enhance patient safety.
Practice-oriented learning in critical care environments
The programme combines theoretical teaching with supervised clinical education in anaesthesia, emergency and intensive care settings.
Interprofessional simulation activities support the development of clinical decision-making, communication, teamwork and crisis-management skills.
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