Mental Health Nursing Bucks New University

Overview

The Mental Health Nursing at Bucks New University offers a transformative educational experience for those dedicated to supporting individuals with diverse psychological needs. This master level programme combines rigorous academic study with practical clinical placements to ensure graduates are fully prepared for the complexities of modern healthcare environments.

Students engage with a curriculum that emphasises compassionate care, evidence-based practice, and the latest therapeutic interventions. By focusing on the holistic needs of service users, the course fosters the development of highly skilled practitioners capable of working across various multidisciplinary teams within the public health sector.

Why Mental Health Nursing at Bucks New University?

Choosing this programme means joining an institution with a strong reputation for nursing education and professional development. The university provides access to high-quality simulation facilities that replicate real-world clinical settings, allowing students to hone their skills in a safe and supportive environment before entering practice.

The curriculum is developed in close collaboration with healthcare partners, ensuring that the training remains relevant to current industry standards. Students benefit from the expertise of experienced lecturers and practitioners who provide personalised mentorship throughout the duration of their postgraduate studies.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 15910 per year
• National fee: GBP 9790 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is structured to build foundational knowledge before progressing to complex clinical decision-making. Modules may include:

• Mental Health Nursing Practice
• Professionalism and Governance
• Bioscience and Pharmacology
• Therapeutic Interventions
• Leadership in Healthcare
• Research Methods
• Complex Care Management
• Public Health and Wellbeing

Careers with Mental Health Nursing

Graduates of this programme are well-equipped to pursue diverse roles within the National Health Service (NHS) and private healthcare organisations. The advanced training provided enables practitioners to work in acute inpatient wards, community mental health teams, and specialist units focusing on specific patient demographics.

Beyond direct clinical practice, the master degree provides a solid foundation for roles in healthcare management, policy development, and clinical research. Many alumni progress into senior nursing positions or choose to specialise in areas such as child and adolescent mental health or forensic nursing services.