Course Overview

Depression, anxiety, and stress are common experiences. For the majority, mental health issues are temporary phenomena, while some people will experience more serious and long-term mental illness. Mental health nursing is at the forefront of the move into the community as the setting for care and treatment. Nurses work in people's homes, specialist clinics, GP practices, and prisons, as well as hospital wards and care homes. Working in multi-disciplinary teams with psychiatrists, social workers, psychologists, and occupational therapists you will support and care for children, adolescents, working-age, and older adults. Nurses working in mental health have some of the highest levels of job satisfaction.

General Eligibility

The University of Central Lancashire recognizes learning gained elsewhere whether through academic credit and qualifications acquired from other relevant courses of study. This may include credit or learning undertaken at another university. Further details (if applicable) will be sent to you after the completion of a successful interview. UCAS: 96-112 points BTEC Extended Diploma: MMM BTEC Diploma: DD If you already have a degree 2:2 or above in a health-related field you are eligible Access to Higher education: 96-112 points

Part Time Work Details

Language Requirement

• IELTS: Score of 6.5