[burninginme]

You can do a Nursing degree that is either Bnurs or BSc, what's the difference? Is Bnurs more rigorous than BSc because most of the more prestigious universities that offer a Nursing course do Bnurs, and the ex-polytechnics do the BSc. Is there any major difference?

Thanks

[iolaus]

There isn't a difference - just some call it one some the other - it's often just called a BNurs as it's a mixture of a science and an art

[zippyRN]

to my knowledge there are or have been in the Uk Nursing degrees whether pre-r post reg leading to all sorts of differently titled degrees

for instance most North Trent / UoSheffield graduates will have a BMedSci as the post -reg bachelors offered by UoS to top up diploma / advanced diploma was a BMedSci(hons) -

at one time SHU undergrad pre-reg was a BA(hons)

other places give out plain BSc(hons) others have various abbreviations for Bachelor of Nursing

[crammy lass]

Im gonna be doing BA