The Nursing (Mental Health) BSc offers the opportunity to study mental health nursing in depth, through inspirational research-led teaching. We provide innovative and creative learning, focusing on service users’ experiences. The course aims to help you develop effective skills in working with people with diverse and complex mental health problems, across the age range. Enhanced self-awareness and dynamic interactive skills enable you to respond to service users and careers in different situations, and promote holistic interventions, including psychological, physical, and social approaches. We use a range of assessment methods, including essays, posters/ leaflets, practical skills examinations and multiple choice questions. This course will give you the foundation for a career in mental health nursing. Mental health nursing has a structured career pathway with a multitude of opportunities such as, research, management, clinical specialisms and teaching. You’ll be in an excellent position to pursue the many mental health employment opportunities, in the NHS, social services, voluntary sector and private sector. This may include specialised areas of primary care, dementia care, acute/ forensic services, crisis/home treatment teams, eating disorders and addiction services.