1. Anatomy and PhysiologyThrough this course, you will gain a foundational understanding of human anatomy and physiology, with a focus on the major body systems and their functions. Through tutorials and online activities, you will also develop the ability to use appropriate nursing terminology to describe these systems and the care associated with them. This learning aligns with Platform 3: Assessing Needs and Planning Care from the NMC Future Nurse: Standards of Proficiency for Registered Nurses (NMC, 2018). 2. Professional Responsibility and Self-AwarenessTo provide effective nursing care, it is essential to be aware of your own needs and professional responsibilities. Throughout this course, you will begin to develop the skills necessary to reflect on your personal wellbeing and consider how it may influence your ability to care for others. This focus aligns with Platform 1: Being an Accountable Professional from the NMC Future Nurse: Standards of Proficiency for Registered Nurses (NMC, 2018). 3. Health Inequalities and DiversityYou will explore the nurse’s role in reducing health and social inequalities, and in promoting respect for the diversity of individuals, families, communities, and populations. You will reflect on how these inequalities affect mental, physical, and behavioural health and wellbeing, as well as people’s access to equitable and inclusive care. This learning aligns with Platform 2: Promoting health and preventing ill health of the NMC Future Nurse: Standards of Proficiency for Registered Nurses (NMC, 2018).4. Healthcare NumeracyFinally, you will develop foundational healthcare numeracy skills essential for safe and effective nursing practice. Through an online learning platform, you will apply these skills in practical contexts to support clinical decision-making. This learning aligns with Platform 1: Being an Accountable Professional from the NMC Future Nurse: Standards of Proficiency for Registered Nurses (NMC, 2018).5. Student Support and TransitionYou will also be introduced to key aspects of student life, including self-care, study skills, library resources, campus orientation, and access to student support services.This combination of academic content and wider university support is designed to ease your transition into year two of the Bachelor of Nursing programme, ensuring that all students who successfully complete this course are equipped with the same level of knowledge, skills, and confidence as their peers progressing from year one.You will also receive input relating to key aspects of student life, including self care, study skills, library support, university familiarity and student support services.