Integrated Master in Science: Nursing

The Integrated Master in Science Nursing Dual Award in Adult and Mental Health is a course offered by the University of Essex. It encompasses a blend of practical and theoretical learning that is meant to equip students with valuable skills in caring for both mental and physical health. It focuses on the vital role of mental wellbeing in all aspects of healthcare. Course Content: The course comprises four major parts: theory; clinical immersion; Professional, Academic and Research Development (PARD) and Interprofessional Learning. The theory aspect covers subjects like Mental Health and Illness, Adult Nursing Theory, and Pharmacology. During clinical immersion, students will have placements in a variety of clinical environments. PARD focuses on the development of research and leadership skills. Lastly, Interprofessional Learning involves learning alongside students from other healthcare courses.Key Modules: The Key Modules include Introduction to Adult Nursing, Introduction to Mental Health Nursing, Providing Person-Centred Mental Health Care, and Clinical leadership and Consolidated Practice.Accreditations: On successful completion of the course, students will receive registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) as both an Adult Nurse and Mental Health Nurse. Future Careers: Graduates from this course can go into varied fields related to healthcare and nursing. The possibilities range from adult nursing roles in hospitals, community trusts, and private healthcare. They can also work as mental health nurses in settings such as specialist units, community mental health teams, and primary care services.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page [here](https://www.essex.ac.uk/courses/UG01535/1/Integrated-Master-in-Science-Nursing-Dual-Award-in-Adult-and-Mental-Health).