Bachelor's
BSc Nursing (Mental Health) – ULe
Course Overview
The BSc Nursing (Mental Health) prepares students to provide specialist nursing care for individuals experiencing mental health conditions across diverse healthcare environments. Students study mental health assessment, psychology, psychiatric nursing, therapeutic communication, recovery-focused care, and evidence-based interventions while completing extensive supervised clinical placements.
The programme develops the knowledge and practical skills required to support individuals, families, and communities with professionalism and empathy. Strong emphasis is placed on multidisciplinary collaboration, person-centred care, and promoting psychological wellbeing. Graduates are prepared for careers in psychiatric hospitals, community mental health services, rehabilitation facilities, and specialist healthcare organizations.
Entry Requirements
- Completion of 10 + 2 with a minimum aggregate of 70% to 75% including Biology/Science subjects.
- IELTS 7.0 (with no band less than 6.5), TOEFL iBT 95, or PTE 65.
- Police vetting clearance, health declaration, and clinical suitability interview with nursing panel.
- High school mark sheets, character reference, statement of purpose, and medical fitness certificate.
- Garda Vetting and mental health clinical placement orientation.
Career Outcomes
- Intellectual Disability Nurse
- Specialist Nurse
- Community Care Nurse
- Healthcare Support Coordinator
- Disability Services Officer
Scholarship Available
- Yes (International Merit Scholarships)
