Term dates

I am hoping to start university in September 2024 and I was just wondering if anyone is already studying that could give me a rough guide to term dates and days in uni when not on placement. I have interviews at Newman, Aston and Wolverhampton. I know it can change and everywhere is different but I was just wanting a rough guide if possible please.

For which course?

@WolvesRep1 Can you help with this?

I am hoping to start university in September 2024 and I was just wondering if anyone is already studying that could give me a rough guide to term dates and days in uni when not on placement. I have interviews at Newman, Aston and Wolverhampton. I know it can change and everywhere is different but I was just wanting a rough guide if possible please.

Hi,

Congrats on getting interviews at these universities it's an exciting next step I can assure you.

For the University of Wolverhampton's Adult Nursing course I've been informed that a student that starts in September will expect approx. 12 weeks in the university leading up to christmas with the christmas week off. Then you can expect 3 or 4 more weeks of theory after that for submission of assignments and then at the end of January, beginning of February you will start placements which run alongside modules up until about July where you have a week off for Easter. When you are in placement it is a 40-hour week comprising of placement hours and university days. When you are in theory it is usually a 3 days per week in University and 2 days self-directed study. It's advised and known that students do use the 40 hours per week in their studies either within uni or on placement.

The first 6 weeks of year 1 there are induction activities running on the two days when there is no module delivery.

Hope this helps and if you have anymore questions feel free to ask and furthermore don't be afraid to ask these questions when you go for your interviews too!

Kind regards,
Katie (Film Graduate)
University of Wolverhampton

Hi,

Is this a similar structure to the April intake for Adult Nursing also enrolling in 2024?

Thanks

Hi,

Is this a similar structure to the April intake for Adult Nursing also enrolling in 2024?

Thanks

Hi,

Is this a similar structure to the April intake for Adult Nursing also enrolling in 2024?

Thanks

Hi,

Congrats on getting interviews at these universities it's an exciting next step I can assure you.

For the University of Wolverhampton's Adult Nursing course I've been informed that a student that starts in September will expect approx. 12 weeks in the university leading up to christmas with the christmas week off. Then you can expect 3 or 4 more weeks of theory after that for submission of assignments and then at the end of January, beginning of February you will start placements which run alongside modules up until about July where you have a week off for Easter. When you are in placement it is a 40-hour week comprising of placement hours and university days. When you are in theory it is usually a 3 days per week in University and 2 days self-directed study. It's advised and known that students do use the 40 hours per week in their studies either within uni or on placement.

The first 6 weeks of year 1 there are induction activities running on the two days when there is no module delivery.

Hope this helps and if you have anymore questions feel free to ask and furthermore don't be afraid to ask these questions when you go for your interviews too!

Kind regards,
Katie (Film Graduate)
University of Wolverhampton

Hi Katie, this is useful information. Do you know the structure for April 24 intake at all please?

Hi Katie, this is useful information. Do you know the structure for April 24 intake at all please?

Hi Katie, this is useful information. Do you know the structure for April 24 intake at all please?

Hi,

I've found out that the structure is similar to what's already been stated, there will be more details available closer to the time when you get your timetable and your lecturer can go through it with you.

I hope this helps, feel free to ask any other questions.

Kind regards,
Katie F (Film Graduate)
University of Wolverhampton

Hi,

I've found out that the structure is similar to what's already been stated, there will be more details available closer to the time when you get your timetable and your lecturer can go through it with you.

I hope this helps, feel free to ask any other questions.

Kind regards,
Katie F (Film Graduate)
University of Wolverhampton

Thank you for this. Is it the same structure in year two and three? Do you know the structure for midwifery at all please? Walsall Capmus.