This Bachelor’s specialisation is designed for graduates in general nursing who wish to develop advanced competencies in pediatric nursing practice.

The programme prepares nurses to provide evidence-based, family-centered care for infants, children, adolescents, and their families within hospital and community settings

The programme at a glance – 180 ECTS

Duration:
4 semesters/2 years
Languages:
FR + DE + EN
Admissions:
EU: 1 Feb 2026 –
8 Jul 2026
Non-EU: 1 Feb 2026 –
24 Mar 2026
Fees:
€400/semester
Format: Full time (part-time possible upon request)
Campus: Belval
Number of seats: 15

Presentation

Students develop skills in communication with children and families, clinical reasoning, and evidence-based pediatric nursing practice, while gaining experience through theoretical courses, clinical education, tutorials, and interprofessional simulation laboratories.

The programme is delivered by the Department of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences, bringing together nursing science academics and pediatric healthcare professionals.

Department of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences

More info

Study programme brochure

Strengths

University training in pediatric nursing

The Bachelor enables advanced pediatric nursing skills and promotes evidence-based care for pediatric patients and families. The programme also strengthens interprofessional collaboration in pediatric healthcare to support quality and patient safety. In addition, professional certifications relevant to pediatric clinical practice are included in the curriculum.

Innovative pediatric nursing education

The programme combines theoretical learning using interactive teaching methods with clinical education in pediatric hospital and community care settings. Simulation-based training, shared with other healthcare disciplines, supports the development of clinical decision-making, communication, and teamwork skills in pediatric care situations.

Student support

Students have the opportunity to be supported by a mentor throughout the study programme, promoting academic success and professional development in pediatric nursing.