Nursing (Mental Health) - BSc (Hons)

Why BSc Nursing (Mental Health) at UEA Combine academic learning with extensive clinical experience and research. Gain practice-based training through placements with NHS services across a range of mental health settings. Why choose UEA Real-world experience: Learn from experienced clinicians and researchers shaping modern mental health practice, while gaining experience through placements across community, inpatient and specialist mental health settings Supportive environment: Small cohorts, dedicated tutors, and strong pastoral support throughout your education Lead with impact: UEA stands alone as the only university offering dual Chartered Management Institute accreditation on graduation What is BSc Nursing (Mental Health) The UEA Nursing (Mental Health) course prepares you to support individuals experiencing mental health challenges across diverse clinical and community settings. You'll develop skills in assessment, therapeutic communication, and recovery-focused care. You’ll learn about psychological, biological, and social perspectives on mental health. Disclaimer Course details are subject to change. You should always confirm the details on the provider’s website: www.uea.ac.uk

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