Nursing – Mental Health Bsc in Robert Gordon University, UK

Nursing – Mental Health Bsc in Robert Gordon University

As a Mental Health Nurse you will work with individuals across the lifespan with importance placed on supporting them to discover and realise their own potential. This course will equip you with the knowledge and skills to understand and respond to often complex challenges experienced by individuals which can impact on their physical, mental and social wellbeing.

As a Mental Health Nurse you will use a strength-based approach while working with families, communities and individuals to promote resilience and support promotion of health and wellbeing and the prevention of ill-health.

This course offers a practical learning experience with 50% of your time spent on clinical placement. We have strong partnerships with healthcare providers so we can offer a diverse range of high-quality practical learning opportunities. 

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