School of Nursing and Allied Health (SoNaH)
Start your Healthcare career at Birmingham Newman University
At Birmingham Newman University, you’ll train in state-of-the-art facilities, learn alongside other health professionals, and gain real-world experience through NHS placements.
Our supportive community and hands-on approach prepare you for a rewarding career in healthcare.
Nursing and Allied Health courses
Adult Nursing BSc (Hons)
- Start date:
- Various
- UCAS Code:
- B740
- Study Mode:
- Full-time
- Length:
- 3 years
Mental Health Nursing BSc (Hons)
- Start date:
- Various
- UCAS Code:
- B760
- Study Mode:
- Full-time
- Length:
- 3 years
Physiotherapy BSc (Hons)
- Start date:
- Various
- UCAS Code:
- B160
- Study Mode:
- Full-time
- Length:
- 3 years
Paramedic Science BSc (Hons)
- Start date:
- Various
- UCAS Code:
- B780
- Study Mode:
- Full-time
- Length:
- 3 years
Speech and Language Therapy BSc (Hons)
- Start date:
- September 2027
- UCAS Code:
- B620
- Study Mode:
- Full-time
- Length:
- 3 years
Occupational Therapy BSc (Hons)
- Start date:
- Various
- UCAS Code:
- B920
- Study Mode:
- Full-time
- Length:
- 3 years
Health and Social Care BSc (Hons)
- Start date:
- Various
- UCAS Code:
- L648
- Study Mode:
- Full-time
- Length:
- 3 years
Health and Social Care (with Foundation Year) BSc (Hons)
- Start date:
- Various
- UCAS Code:
- L511
- Study Mode:
- Full-time
- Length:
- 4 years
Adult Nursing (with Foundation Year) BSc (Hons)
- Start date:
- Various
- UCAS Code:
- B742
- Study Mode:
- Full-time
- Length:
- 4 years
Adult Nursing MSc
- Start date:
- April 2027
- Study Mode:
- Full-time
- Length:
- 2 years
Mental Health Nursing MSc
- Start date:
- April 2027
- Study Mode:
- Full-time
- Length:
- 2 years
Master in Public Health
- Start date:
- Various
- Study Mode:
- Full-time
- Length:
- 1 years
Hear from our team
Mental Health Nursing
Physiotherapy
Adult Nursing
Placements & Clinical Simulation
Meet our team
Kirsty Spencer
- Department:
- Nursing and Allied Health
Rebecca Lees
- Role:
- Senior Lecturer in Physiotherapy
- Department:
- Nursing and Allied Health, Physiotherapy
Clare Jones
- Role:
- Lecturer in Occupational Therapy (Nursing & Allied Health)
- Department:
- Nursing and Allied Health, Occupational Therapy
Phil Harper
- Role:
- Senior Lecturer in Health and Social Care
- Department:
- Health and Social Care, Nursing and Allied Health
Karen Gubbins
- Role:
- Senior Lecturer Paramedic Science
- Department:
- Nursing and Allied Health, Paramedic Science
Jane Cresswell
- Role:
- Senior Lecturer Paramedic Science
- Department:
- Nursing and Allied Health, Paramedic Science
Laura Ellery
- Role:
- Senior Lecturer in Allied Health (Physiotherapy)
- Department:
- Nursing and Allied Health, Physiotherapy
Bonnie Bullivant
- Role:
- Senior Lecturer in Health & Social Care
- Department:
- Health and Social Care, Nursing and Allied Health
Sabrina Thomas
- Role:
- Senior Lecturer (Programme Lead) Occupational Therapy
- Department:
- Nursing and Allied Health, Occupational Therapy
Annabel Masson
- Role:
- Head of Subject – Allied Health
- Department:
- Nursing and Allied Health, Occupational Therapy, Paramedic Science, Physiotherapy, Research Degree Advisor
Adam Benkwitz
- Role:
- Reader in the Sociology of Sport & Health
- Department:
- Health and Social Care, Master of Public Health, Nursing and Allied Health, Research Degree Supervisor (Director of Studies)
School of Nursing and Allied Health News
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Birmingham Newman Awarded Top National Honour for Nursing Programmes
The University has been named Nurse Education Provider of the Year (pre-registration) at the 2026…
Birmingham Newman University Awarded £2.2 Million to Create Community Digital Health Hub
Birmingham Newman University has secured £2,200,926 through the Office for Students’ capital funding allocation process,…
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Why Choose Birmingham Newman?
Choosing where to study is a big decision, and at Birmingham Newman we pride ourselves on creating a supportive, hands-on learning environment that prepares you for a successful career in healthcare. From expert teaching to real-world experience, we offer everything you need to thrive.
Collaborative Learning
Study on an interprofessional basis alongside nursing and allied health students, gaining valuable insights from different disciplines.
Expert Teaching and Support
Learn from a highly experienced and passionate teaching team dedicated to supporting you in achieving your ambitions.
Hands-On Clinical Experience
Benefit from a wide range of clinical placements through our strong partnerships with healthcare providers.
State-of-the-Art Facilities
Access our new clinical skills suite, including a cutting-edge immersive lab designed to enhance your practical learning.
Personalised Learning Environment
Enjoy smaller class sizes and exceptional academic and pastoral support throughout your studies.
A Diverse City Experience
Birmingham is one of the UK’s most diverse cities outside London, offering a wealth of cultural experiences that will enrich your future career.