BSc Professional Nursing (Mental Health)

The BSc in Professional Nursing with a specialty in Mental Health Nursing from Queen's University Belfast is a focused course that aims to equip students with the requisite knowledge and skills to become a competent Mental Health Nurse. The course has a focus on practical exposure as well as theoretical understanding to ensure a complete grasp of the subject matter.Course Content: The course curriculum is divided into six levels - Foundation to Mental Health Nursing, Person-Centred Care, Nursing Practice and Decision Making, Coordinating Care, Complex Care, and Leadership, and Management in Practice. These modules offer comprehensive knowledge on mental health nursing from the basics to complex scenarios, encompassing both textbook theory and practical training. Key Modules: Key study areas include Ethics and Law for Nursing and Midwifery Practice, Foundations in Evidence-Based Practice, Nursing Practice Part I, II & III, and Leadership and Management in Practice, among others. These critical modules are intended to provide a deep understanding of the crucial areas of mental health nursing.Accreditations: On successful completion of the course, students are eligible to register on the Nursing & Midwifery Council's professional register, and can practice as a mental health nurse in the UK and elsewhere.Future Careers: The skills developed in this course will make graduates eligible for roles in all sectors of healthcare. Predominantly, graduates are employed in roles such as Community Mental Health Nurse, Hospital-based Mental Health Nurse, and Mental Health Nurse in Residential Services. However, they can also find work in areas such as Education, Research, and Leadership.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.