Registered Nurse (Mental Health) - MSci (Hons)

This path promises not only a rewarding career but also a chance to grow both personally and professionally, opening doors to endless opportunities and making a lasting impact on the world. The Registered Nurse (Mental Health) MSc programme leads to registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). As students you’ll be self-directed learners supported by academics and clinical practice staff to develop your practical and theoretical knowledge in preparation for entry to the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) register. The programme delivers a learner-centred and flexible approach, using blended learning methods that combine face-to-face and online activities including a practical element undertaken in acute and primary health and social care settings. Inter-professional learning opportunities are integrated into the curriculum involving students from different healthcare disciplines and engagement with service users and carers through simulation and interactive activities. During the programme, you’ll learn to care for individuals with acute and long-term mental health conditions underpinned by evidence and research-based methodologies essential for health promotion and disease prevention. The majority of the clinical practice component will occur within the NHS.