Bsc %28hons%29 nursing studies %28mental health%29 in Glasgow caledonian university

By promoting individual strengths, mental wellbeing and independence, Mental Health Nurses support people who are finding it difficult to cope with aspects of their life due to mental health problems.This programme focuses on contemporary approaches in the support and treatment available for people with mental health problems. Students undertake practice learning experience for 50% of the course in a broad range of placements within NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. These include NHS community and hospital placements as well as independent and voluntary sector experience.During these practice learning experiences, students are involved in mental health nursing activities, including assessment and the provision of care for a range of patients relevant to their chosen nursing pathway. There are opportunities for international placements or experiences at various points in the programme.

Year 1:Scottish Higher: Standard entry requirement: BBBB (incl English) Nat 5: C (Maths/Lifeskill Maths and a Science)Minimum entry requirement: BBCC (incl English) Nat 5: (Maths/Lifeskill Maths and a Science)Minimum entry requirements are for widening access students only. If you are from a group that is not currently well-represented in higher education you may qualify as a widening access student. This includes living in a target postcode area, attending a target school or college, attending SWAP, are care-experienced or provide care for someone else, have refugee status or are an asylum seeker.A level: BCC GCSE: C/4 (English, a Science and Maths)ILC Higher: H2 H2 H3 H3 (incl English and preferably a Science subject) O4 (Maths)IB Diploma: 28 points (incl a Science, Maths and English)BTEC: DMM Ext Dip (Applied Science/Biological/BiomedicalScience/Health-related) GCSE: C/4 (English and Maths)College HNC: Science-based HNC - graded unit A Nat 5 level Numeracy and Literacy.
Indian Board: 60%
IELTS 7.0 overall 6.5 in each section.

hospitals, day services, people's homes, addiction services, eating disorders services, forensic services, services for older adults with mental health problems, including dementia, and Child and Adolescent Mental Health services (CAMHs). There are also opportunities in private sector mental health services.

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