BSc Nursing (Mental Health)
Entry requirements
A level: BCC-CCC IB: 28-26
About this course
BSc Nursing (Mental Health), combining clinical practice with professional development. Core topics include Ethics & Professional Practice. Clinical placements are embedded throughout the programme in partnership with Welsh health boards, and tuition fees are funded via the NHS Wales Bursary Scheme with a two-year post-qualification commitment to work in Wales. Clinical skills are developed in a simulation suite at the Healthcare Education Centre, and 50% of the programme can be studied through the medium of Welsh.
Modules
- Demonstrating Professional Practice (Part A)
- Demonstrating Professional Practice (Part B)
- Developing Professional Practice
- Introduction to Professional Practice
- Understanding the Human Body
- Complex Field Specific Nursing (Mental Health)
- Enhancing Professional Practice (Part A)
- Enhancing Professional Practice (Part B)
- Introduction to Field Specific Nursing (Mental Health)
- Pathophysiology of common conditions Mental Health
- Compassionate Leadership and Management
- Innovating Practice
- Leading Professional Practice (Part A)
- Leading Professional Practice (Part B)
- Nursing - theory and placement hours
- Transition to autonomous practice for Mental Health