MNurs Mental Health and Children's Nursing

Course Overview The MNurs Mental Health and Children’s Nursing is a four-year integrated master’s degree that enables students to qualify as both a Mental Health Nurse and a Children’s Nurse, gaining dual NMC registration. Combining undergraduate and postgraduate study, the programme blends theory with extensive practice learning to prepare compassionate, highly skilled nurses for diverse healthcare settings. The first three years focus on Mental Health Nursing, with the final year specialising in Children’s Nursing, supported by integrated placements that expose students to both fields across hospital and community environments. Key Program Highlights Dual qualification leading to NMC registration as both a Mental Health Nurse and a Children’s Nurse. Four-year full-time integrated master’s degree combining undergraduate (Levels 4–6) and postgraduate (Level 7) study. Extensive practice learning with integrated placements and simulated placements each year. Strong focus on multidisciplinary teamwork across hospital, community, and primary care settings. Balanced curriculum of theory and practice, with 120 credits completed each academic year.