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Master of Science in Nursing: Mental Health Care

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Master of Science in Nursing: Mental Health Care

What you'll learn

  • Provide you with a comprehensive overview of mental health nursing to provide an academic underpinning for those seeking to deliver care in this field.
  • Equip you with the ability to discuss the biopsychosocial factors underpinning conceptualisation of mental health, common mental issues and provision of care.
  • Equip you with the knowledge and skills to understand the experiences of people with mental health problems and to assist and facilitate their journey to recovery.
  • Enable you to consider appropriate assessments and treatments for a variety of metal health issues.
  • Provide you with the ability to differentiate the clinical presentations of various mental disorders and relevant evidence- based approaches to nursing intervention.
  • Integrate the principles of recovery and patient-focused care for mental health nursing practice.

(Tuition fees – it is for the full duration of the programme)

Entry Requirements:

  • Honours Undergraduate Nursing degree (or equivalent)
  • Registered Nurse with a recognised national nursing authority
  • You must be a Native English Speaker or have a Prior university qualification via English or have an IELTS 6.5 or equivalent or complete the Cambridge Education Group English Language Assessment

Who is this programme for?

This Masters MSc postgraduate programme is a Post-Registration course designed for Registered Nurses. It’s a perfect course for Registered Nurses (RNs) seeking to deepen their understanding and skills in mental health nursing.

Programme modules

Year 1

Assessing, planning and providing care in Mental Health Nursing

Applied physiology for Mental Health Nursing

Promoting Health and prevent ill-health

Pharmacology and medicines management in Mental Health Nursing

Year 2

Enhancing and evaluating care in Mental Health Nursing

Research in health and social care

Acute and complex care in Mental Health Nursing

Mother and New-born

Transition to Leadership