BSc Professional Nursing Mental Health Nursing
Entry requirements
A level: BCC including a relevant Science (Biology/Human Biology, Chemistry, Life & Health Sciences, Mathematics or Physics) OR BBC where a relevant Science subject is not offered.
About this course
BSc in Nursing (Mental Health), integrating theory and practice over three years. Core topics include Legal Analysis, Clinical Skills. Students spend half of the curriculum in university learning theory and clinical skills, and the remaining half placed with training partners across clinical and community environments in Northern Ireland.
Modules
- Professionalism in Nursing
- Evidence Based Nursing 1
- Essential Life Science and Foundations of Pharmacology
- Caring Communication in Nursing
- Public Health Perspectives
- Foundation of Mental Health Nursing
- Safe Medicate 1
- Evidence Based Nursing 2
- Essential Pharmacology
- Applied Life Science
- Working Interprofessionally to Improve Mental Wellbeing
- Vulnerability and Resilience Across the Life Course
- Formulation Based Nursing Care in Mental Health
- Safe Medicate 2 - Mental Health
- Developing Leadership and Professionalism
- Evidence Based Nursing for Quality Improvement
- Applied Pharmacology for Nursing Practice
- Mental Health Interventions: Theory and Practice
- Understanding the Complexity of Mental Ill Health Across the Continuum
- Inter-Professional Working
- Safe Medicate 3 - Mental Health