Health sciences, nursing and midwifery

The School of Health Sciences is home to innovative research and inspiring and passionate staff.

Surrey is one of the UK’s top universities for nursing and midwifery, ranked 4th in the UK by The Complete University Guide 2020 and 4th in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020.

Healthcare Practice BSc (Hons)

Midwifery (Registered Midwife) BSc (Hons)

Nursing Studies (Registered Nurse Adult Nursing) BSc (Hons)

Nursing Studies (Registered Nurse Children's Nursing) BSc (Hons)

Nursing Studies (Registered Nurse Mental Health Nursing) BSc (Hons)

Paramedic Science BSc (Hons)

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A well-earned reputation

Our School of Health Sciences is ranked top ten in the UK for student experience and research excellence.

Students and graduates

Annie Wallace

"The Health Sciences staff are very friendly and work hard to help you achieve your best."

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Laura Pitfield

"You learn so much so quickly while on placement. I have worked with some great mentors who have taught me lots about midwifery and pushed me to help me meet my full potential."

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Professional Training placements

Study and work abroad

Accommodation

Student life

Fees and funding

Applying to Surrey

Schools and departments

School of Health Sciences

Research areas

Acute, Critical and Emergency Care

Digital Health

Ethics in Care

The International Care Ethics Observatory

Long-term Conditions and Ageing

Maternal and Child Health

Cancer Care

Advanced Clinical Practice MSc

Advanced Practice (Primary and Community Care) PGCert

Advanced Practice (Public Health Practice) PGCert

Education for Health Professionals MA

Education for Health Professionals PGCert

Education for Health Professionals PGDip

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Healthcare Practice MSc

Leadership in Healthcare MSc

Nursing Studies (Registered Nurse - Adult Nursing) PGDip

Nursing Studies (Registered Nurse - Mental Health) PGDip

Physician Associate Studies PGDip

Primary and Community Care (Community Children's Nursing) (SPQ) MSc

Primary and Community Care (District Nursing) (SPQ) MSc

Primary and Community Care (General Practice Nursing) (SPQ) MSc

Public Health Practice (SCPHN) (Health Visiting) MSc

Public Health Practice (SCPHN) (School Nursing) MSc

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A well-earned reputation

Our School of Health Sciences is ranked top ten in the UK for student experience and research excellence.

Students and graduates

Eduard Mas

Chemistry

Read about Eduard's experience of studying for an MSc in Drug Discovery and discover why he decided to stay on at Surrey to complete his PhD.

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Jennifer Woolf

Nursing Studies (Registered Nurse Adult Nursing) PGDip

"The academic staff are great – there’s always someone willing to help you when you need it."

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Study with us

Accommodation

Student life

Fees and funding

Applying to Surrey

Schools and departments

School of Health Sciences

Research areas

Acute, Critical and Emergency Care

Digital Health

Ethics in Care

The International Care Ethics Observatory

Long-term Conditions and Ageing

Maternal and Child Health

Cancer Care

Health Sciences PhD

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Research areas

Acute, Critical and Emergency Care

Digital Health

Ethics in Care

The International Care Ethics Observatory

Long-term Conditions and Ageing

Maternal and Child Health

Cancer Care

Students and graduates

Pamela Farshim

Developmental Neuropharmacology

"My aim is to complete my PhD and have at least one major publication in a high impact journal. My next step is to find a suitable post-doctoral position in the field and to continue pursuing a career in research, with the ultimate plan of securing a lectureship position in the future."

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Scott Munro

Health Sciences

"My overall PhD experience has been very positive. With the support of my supervision team and the other postgraduate researchers around, I soon settled in to life as a PhD student."

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