BSc Mental Health Nursing
Entry requirements
A level: CCC
About this course
BSc (Hons) in Nursing (Mental Health). Core topics include research methods. The programme divides learning equally between theory and practice each semester, with clinical placements carried out across Suffolk throughout the course. Graduates gain first level entry to the NMC Professional Register upon completion.
Modules
- Introduction to Professional Values for Mental Health Nurses
- Early Intervention to Optimise Mental Health and Wellbeing
- Creative Interventions in Mental Health to Support Person Centred Care
- Fundamental Biosciences and Physical Health Care for Mental Health Nurses
- Mental Health Nursing Practice: Part 1
- Service User Led Assessment, Care Planning and Recovery
- Research for Mental Health Nurses
- Medication Management for Mental Health Nurses
- Core Psychological approaches and Counselling Skills for Mental Health Nurses
- Mental Health Nursing Practice: Part 2
- Leading and Managing Care in an interprofessional context
- Politics and Contemporary Nursing Practice
- Dissertation
- Delivering Complex Care
- Mental Health Nursing Practice: Part 3