9 July 2020 Professor Richard Trembath appointed Senior Vice President and Provost (Health) Professor Richard Trembath has been appointed as Senior Vice President and Provost (Health) and…
9 July 2020 Palliative Care during COVID-19: new report highlights research priorities for the seriously ill Consultation with patient and public involvement networks can help guide palliative care research…
2 July 2020 Animation to help school transition for pupils with Type 1 Diabetes Co-designed with young people to increase understanding of their experiences.
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Undergraduate education Our undergraduate courses prepare you for a rewarding career in nursing or midwifery.
Postgraduate education Our postgraduate courses support you to balance your career and education, and further your…
Continuing Professional Development Our short courses get you up to speed with the latest changes in practice and develops your career.…
Recognition of prior learning Allows applicants to our degree or diploma courses to claim 'credit' for previous learning.
About us Nursing at King's is a descendant of Florence Nightingale's Training School, and our students…
History The Faculty draws on over 150 years of history and expertise to continue the work of its founders…
Departments & Institutes NMPC is made up of branches of nursing; Adult, Child & Family Health and Mental Health and the…
Research Research at NMPC seeks to improve the healthcare experience and outcomes for patients and those…
International connections Read our global success stories and find out who we're working with to save millions of lives…
Cultural connections See what projects we run as a part of King's cultural community and meet the artists turning our…
Our healthcare partners Find out how we work with NHS trusts, charities and private care providers to train our students and…
Practice Learning Zone For clinical educators supporting NMPC pre-registration students in their practice learning.