Bachelor's
BSc Nursing Mental Health – BCU
Course Overview
The BSc Nursing Mental Health at Birmingham City University prepares students to support individuals experiencing mental health conditions across community and clinical settings. The programme covers mental health assessment, therapeutic communication, psychology, pharmacology, recovery-focused practice, safeguarding, crisis intervention, and evidence-based nursing care.
Students complete supervised placements in NHS mental health services to develop practical clinical skills and professional competence. Graduates are eligible for Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) registration and careers within mental health hospitals, community services, rehabilitation, and specialist mental healthcare.
Entry Requirements
- Successful completion of 10+2 secondary school certificate (CBSE, ISC, or State Boards) with an average of 65%+
- Secondary school leaving credentials meeting standard undergraduate entry levels
- English language proficiency meeting Nursing and Midwifery Council standards (typically IELTS 7.0 overall equivalent)
- Submission of UCAS application, personal statement, and professional healthcare references
- Satisfactory health screening, immunisation checks, and enhanced DBS/police vetting
Career Outcomes
- Mental Health Nurse
- Psychiatric Nurse Specialist
- Community Psychiatric Nurse
- Clinical Nurse Manager
- Mental Health Advisor
Scholarship Available
- BCU Health Faculty Scholarships
- Mental Health Nursing Grants
- NHS Awards
Key Information
Location
Birmingham, United Kingdom
University
Birmingham City University
Intakes
January, September
Study Mode
On Campus
Tuition Fee
$17,690 / Year
Duration
3 Years
Language
English
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