What does confidentiality mean and why is it important?.

What challenges affect Nursing in the UK?.

What do you know about current Nursing issues in the media?.

If you had £1 million to spend on healthcare, what would you spend it on and why?.

What can you tell me about the Nursing Code of Practice?.

What is the most demanding aspect of the study programme, and how would you overcome this?.

What is the role of a Children’s Nurse?.

What do you know about the Nursing and Midwifery Council?.

Discuss a time when you had to convey an important message to someone - describe how you did this and what the end result was.

What qualities do you think make a good nurse?.

What skills do you have to become a nurse?.

Do you have any life experiences that you think may help your career in nursing?.

How do you know whether you really do want to become a nurse?.

If you were to become a nurse, how would you like your patients to describe you and why?.

What element of healthcare attracts you to nursing?.

How do you think nursing differs from other health professions?.

What contribution do you hope to make to the field of nursing?.

What are you looking forward to most about becoming a nurse?.

What branch of nursing interests you most and why?.What do you think a nurse does, apart from treat patients?.Why do you want to be a nurse, rather than another profession that is caring or intellectually challenging, such as a doctor or surgeon?.What strengths do you have that will help you deal with all the work involved?.What have you done to prepare yourself for a career in Nursing?.

Why do you want to be a Adult/Child/Mental Health nurse?.

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There are many different questions you may be asked at your nursing university interview, so we've provided a comprehensive list of those commonly asked by nursing admissions tutors at UK universities.Īs well as the example questions below, you can find further help in our University Interviews Guide.

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