MSc Registered Nurse Mental Health

This MSc Registered Nurse (Mental Health) programme is a two-year, full-time course that prepares students to become registered nurses in mental health. The programme combines classroom learning with practical placements to give students the skills and knowledge they need. The course is split evenly between theory and clinical practice.

The course uses a blend of in-person and online activities, including lectures, seminars, group work, and hands-on simulation sessions. Students' progress will be assessed through written assignments, exams, presentations, and practical tests. These assessments are designed to prepare students for their professional careers in mental health nursing.

Candidates are required to submit a personal statement in which they discuss their reasons for applying for the course and other useful information about their education. A relevant academic or employer reference is also required. Students have the option to upload their CVs along with their applications to show their work experience.

Grade Requirements:

• To be considered for the course, candidates need to have a bachelor's degree with a 2:2 or higher. They also need to have GCSE Maths and English with a grade C or grade 4 or equivalent.
• Additionally, they must show that you have at least 500 hours of practical experience in a health or social care setting before applying. They will need to submit a portfolio to show their relevant knowledge.

English Proficiency:

• International and non-English speaking candidates must prove their English language skills.
• The minimum requirement is an IELTS score of 7.0, with at least 6.5 in all parts of the test. Other tests, like Pearson and BrunELT, are also accepted.

For this MSc course, the tuition fee for international students is £24,795.

There are several scholarships available for this programme. These include the Vice Chancellor's Postgraduate International Excellence Award and the Postgraduate Academic Excellence Scholarship. UK nursing students may also be able to get a non-repayable grant of at least £5,000 each year from the UK government.

Graduates of this programme are prepared for a career in mental health nursing and can work in many different settings, including:

• Mental health hospitals
• Community mental health centres
• Correctional facilities
• Substance abuse treatment centres
• Child and adolescent mental health services

Applicants can apply directly through the "apply" button on the university's website. For more information and guidance on this process, please contact any of our experienced counsellors at AHZ.