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The end qualification is the same, however it takes less time to obtain the diploma. My local uni has now changed the Diplomas and put GEN instead. This is just like the diploma is done over 2 years but you get MSc title at the end of it. However to do either one of those you must hold a relevant undergraduate degree already.

Thank you! I might have to consider doing another 3 years degree (money permitting) as I am still in my second year of Psychology degree. I was informed that the uni is unable to confirm their courses for 2015... Thank you for all of the links x

will there be any equivalent put in place though? i have contacted my local university but had no reply...

thank you! have not realized there was one!

I want to go into nursing, however I am currently studying for an early years and psychology degree at one of the UK universities. A diploma in nursing is probably my best option once i graduate, unfortunately I do not know anybody who has done it! Have you done it? Can you tell me what would my job opportunities be after? Is funding still being provided? HELP!

Hi, all I am currently doing a degree in early years and psychology but having been working in a forensic mental health unit as a support staff, I have realized that I want to go into nursing after. This is where the question comes. Do UK universities still offer a diploma in nursing for people who have a degree already? Have you done it if so how difficult did you find it comparing to your 3 years undergraduate course? Any advise o comments will be appreciated.