Nursing (Mental Health), BSc (Hons)

A career in mental health nursing offers a fulfilling opportunity to enhance individuals' lives through therapeutic relationships, patient advice on therapies and activities, and support for conditions like psychosis, anxiety, mood disorders, and substance use. As the largest healthcare profession in the UK, it provides strong employment prospects and eligibility for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council upon graduation. At Brunel University, renowned for its health sciences expertise, you'll develop essential clinical and communication skills via an equal mix of theory and practical placements in community, primary, and acute settings, including trauma-informed care.This programme, starting in September 2021 and open to Home applicants, includes modules such as Human Sciences, Developing Skills for Practice, and Enhancing Skills for Mental Health Nursing. You'll benefit from at least £5,000 annual funding and align with NHS values that promote patient-centered care and collaboration. For more details, visit the university website.