Nursing (Mental Health), BSc (Hons)

In an era where mental health issues impact one in four people, there is a pressing demand for skilled nurses. The BSc (Hons) Nursing (Mental Health) equips students to assist individuals with acute, diverse, and chronic conditions, emphasizing practical experience, a focus on personal strengths, and evidence-based care. Available at Derby or Chesterfield campuses, the program fosters confident, versatile nurses through outstanding facilities, expert faculty, and a holistic curriculum that builds emotional resilience.The course includes 50% practice learning, requiring at least 2,300 hours of placements to apply theory in real-world settings, supported by assessors and supervisors. Accredited by the Nursing and Midwifery Council, it enables graduates to register as mental health nurses immediately upon completion. With a national nursing shortage, opportunities abound in hospitals, communities, prisons, and beyond, with many students securing roles during their final year.