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The Mental Health Nursing and Learning Disabilities team work together to deliver research led learning and consultancy across a range of pathways and programmes.
The key qualities that we bring in addition to our teaching experience and clinical expertise are extensive service user involvement in all aspects of selection, learning and assessment, clinical supervision to support your learning in practice and excellent relationships with our practice learning partners.
Our BSc (Hons) Mental Health Nursing Degree is a popular choice with students aiming for registration as a mental health nurse.
Find out more about our BSc in Mental Health Nursing
Mental Health Nursing students will have the opportunity to experience a range of different placements throughout their degree.
Learn more about Mental Health Nursing placements
Graduates from the School of Nursing have gone on to work in a number of different roles, in a range of settings. Find out more about our alumni here.
Read our Graduates' stories
The Faculty offers a range of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) options for those who are employed in health and social care professions.
Find out more about our CPD options
Joel Petch, lecturer in Mental Health and Clinical Science, provides an insight into the day-to-day work of a Liaison Psychiatry Practitioner this World Mental Health Day.
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The MSc in Nursing is an accelerated nursing programme taking two years to complete and is open to applicants who have a Bachelor’s degree with Honours from any field of academic study
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100% of our most recent Mental Health Nursing students were in professional/managerial jobs six months after finishing their course.
If you have any questions about studying Mental Health Nursing at Canterbury Christ Church University, please get in touch.
courses@canterbury.ac.uk
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