BSc Nursing Mental Health

The BSc (Hons) Nursing (Mental Health) at Brunel University London is a programme for anyone who wants to help people going through psychological challenges. This course offers an understanding of mental health nursing that combines the learning of psychological theory and therapeutic interventions. You will gain the relevant skills needed to make a difference in people's lives.

The learning approach combines classroom learning and hands-on practice, preparing you for the field. You will spend time on the Uxbridge campus in state-of-the-art clinical simulation suites, where you can practice skills in realistic settings. This training is complemented by professional placements in different industry settings, all under the guidance of expert lecturers with extensive nursing backgrounds.

Brunel University London was established in 1966 and is an innovative institution located in Uxbridge, West London. It is known worldwide for its career-focused education and an inclusive student community, which includes people from over 150 countries. The university is a global leader, ranked as one of the best universities in the world in the prestigious QS World University Rankings 2025.

The College of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences is an example of Brunel's practical approach to learning. The university has built close partnerships with major health care institutions in the UK. These connections are very important because they ensure your training is always up to date and directly aligned with the latest demands of the industry. It is a great way to guarantee your education is relevant to the real world.

Students train in cutting-edge facilities that mimic real healthcare settings. You will gain hands-on experience in advanced simulation wards and clinical skills labs, guided by faculty teaching staff who blend academic research with their own professional expertise.

To apply for the BSc (Honours) Nursing (Mental Health), you will need to submit a personal statement showcasing your passion for mental health nursing and caregiving, a reference from an academic or employer, and details of your previous qualifications.

Grade Requirements:

• A minimum of 112 UCAS tariff points, typically from three A-levels (or equivalent), including a science or health-related subject (e.g., Psychology, Biology, or Health and Social Care).
• Equivalent international qualifications are accepted.
• Relevant work or volunteering experience in healthcare, mental health, or community settings strengthens your application.

English Proficiency:

• International applicants need an IELTS score of 7.0 overall, with no component below 6.5 (or 7.0 in speaking, listening, reading, and writing for nursing programs).
• Equivalent qualifications (e.g., TOEFL or PTE) are also accepted.

The tuition fee for international students enrolling in the BSc (Honours) Nursing (Mental Health) is £22,320 per year.

Brunel University London offers a range of financial aid options to support international students. The Undergraduate International Bursary provides a £3,000 tuition fee reduction for eligible self-funded international students.

Additionally, you may be eligible for the NHS Learning Support Fund, which provides at least £5,000 a year that you do not need to pay back.

The university also offers a 2% Early Payment Discount and is a partner for external scholarships like the Chevening Scholarship. For detailed eligibility criteria and application deadlines, you should visit Brunel's official scholarship webpage.

The BSc (Honours) Nursing (Mental Health) prepares you for impactful roles in mental health care and beyond. Graduates are equipped for positions such as:

• Mental Health Nurse
• Community Psychiatric Nurse
• Crisis Intervention Nurse
• Child and Adolescent Mental Health Nurse
• Clinical Research Nurse

Applications for the BSc Nursing (Mental Health) must be submitted through the UCAS online application portal. We recommend applying early, as the course is highly competitive. If you need any help with this process, you can contact our trained counsellors at AHZ.