Nursing (Intellectual Disability)

Course Overview DCU's BSc in Nursing (Intellectual Disability) prepares you for a vital role in healthcare by combining rigorous academic study with extensive practical experience. This specialized programme equips you with the clinical, theoretical, and ethical knowledge to support individuals with intellectual disabilities in achieving their full potential. You will learn to provide compassionate, person-centered care in collaboration with families, communities, and other healthcare professionals. Key Program Highlights Specialized focus on intellectual disability nursing to support individuals in a variety of care settings. Integrated curriculum combining core nursing practice with psychology, sociology, law, and pharmacology. Extensive real-world clinical placements supervised by registered nurses. Development of essential skills in compassion, ethics, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Preparation for a rewarding career dedicated to dignity, support, and person-centered care.