Nursing (Mental Health) Nottingham Trent University

Overview

Why Nursing (Mental Health) at Nottingham Trent University?

Nottingham Trent University (NTU) is a distinguished institution, ranked within the top 15 in the UK for Mental Health Nursing according to The Guardian University Guide 2026. The university has received a TEF Gold rating for its exceptional teaching and learning standards. NTU also boasts state-of-the-art facilities, including the newly built Health and Allied Professions Centre, which features mock hospital wards, counselling rooms, and advanced teaching spaces. The university's strong partnerships with healthcare providers enhance the learning experience, ensuring students gain valuable insights and exposure to the industry.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

For international students, the tuition fee for the MSc Nursing (Mental Health) is £17,900 per year. Domestic students will pay £9,535 per year. Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The MSc Nursing (Mental Health) programme is structured over two years, focusing on both theoretical and practical elements of nursing. The curriculum includes:

• Fundamentals in Nursing - Introduction to contemporary nursing values and skills.
• Nursing Theory and Practice I - Exploration of biological, social, and psychological factors affecting health.
• Nursing Theory and Practice II - Skills for providing person-centred care to individuals with complex needs.
• Global Health - Critical examination of global health determinants.
• Leadership and Transition in Nursing - Development of clinical leadership and change management skills.
• Research and Practice - Independent study relevant to nursing practice.

Students will engage in placements across various healthcare settings, gaining hands-on experience that complements their classroom learning. The course emphasises a holistic view of patient care, integrating knowledge from applied sciences and professional practice.

Careers with Nursing (Mental Health)

Graduates of the MSc Nursing (Mental Health) programme are well-prepared for a range of roles within the healthcare sector. Alumni have found employment in diverse settings, including NHS hospitals, private healthcare facilities, and community mental health services. The skills acquired during the course enable graduates to pursue careers in areas such as clinical practice, leadership, education, and research, both within the UK and internationally. The programme also provides networking opportunities through placements, allowing students to build professional connections that can enhance their career prospects in mental health nursing.