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I want to study nursing. Should I apply for a degree or diploma course?
It depends upon your preference and the nursing profession that you would like to join. A degree course offers better career progression, but you need higher qualifications.
Find out more in the nursing section on this site. For advice on the best career path, contact NHS Careers on 0845 60 60 655.
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