Bachelor of Nursing – Extended Curriculum | NMU

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What is an Extended Programme?

An Extended Programme provides extra academic support to help students adjust to university-level studies. It includes foundational courses to strengthen key skills, ensuring a smoother transition into the degree.
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The Bachelor of Nursing Extended Curriculum at Nelson Mandela University is a five-year programme that provides an extended academic pathway for students who demonstrate potential for a nursing career but require additional preparation in sciences and mathematics. The additional foundational year strengthens students' biological sciences, physical sciences, and academic skills before they progress into clinical nursing practice. Graduates are eligible for registration with SANC and are equipped to serve in South Africa's public health system, where nurse shortages remain a critical challenge.

English Home Language or English First Additional Language: 50%
Mathematics: 35% (or Mathematical Literacy: 55% or Technical Mathematics: 55%)
Physical Sciences: 40%
Life Sciences: 50%
APS: 330

Career Prospects

Registered Nurse (SANC) – Delivers clinical nursing care in South African hospitals, day clinics, and community health facilities.
Primary Healthcare Nurse – Provides first-contact healthcare services in South African public clinics and community health centres.
School Health Nurse – Delivers health screening, immunisation, and health promotion in South African schools.
Occupational Health Nurse – Monitors and promotes employee health and safety in South African workplaces and mines.
Clinic Sister – Manages a South African primary care clinic, including chronic disease management programmes for TB and HIV/AIDS.

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