One of the most significant professions where your actions determine the fate and life of others is nursing. To enter this profitable yet difficult area of the healthcare sector. You must fulfil the requirements by finishing a nursing course or degree.
You would probably say that nursing isn’t all about having your nose in a book and you will be right. Yes, it undoubtedly necessitates personal motivation, interpersonal skills, and a substantial amount of practical experience! It is still necessary to ensure that you have a good education.
You first need to decide which field of nursing you want to study in. Adult nursing; children’s nursing; learning disability nursing; or mental health nursing – these are the four main fields.
This blog is for those of you who are thinking about a career in mental health nursing. Following this choice, you must go to the following step: like where. Many universities in the UK provide nursing degrees. It is up to your preference, location, budget etc. to make the final decision. Here we have gathered some of the popular university choices among mental health nurses.
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1. University of Glasgow
A leader in the Nursing League Table is the University of Glasgow. While the entry requirements are understandably high, those who are accepted receive a range of benefits including study abroad options and esteemed postgraduate study choices. These students have prestige written all over them on completion. as well; Research data confirms a 96% success rate for graduates. It is a promising place for all nurses determined to do more and be more in life. Their list of nurse courses can be checked here: Website
2. Coventry University
Another great university to consider is Coventry University. Located in the West Midlands, the award-winning university has been the choice for many nurses. Ranked 4th for Nursing and Midwifery in The Guardian University Guide 2020, Coventry offers a Clinical Skills Centre with up-to-date equipment and simulators. Student satisfaction level of 97% overall in the National Student Survey (NSS 2019). Good location, newly renovated buildings in the city centre of Coventry are factors which can be put into consideration as well: Website
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3. University of Manchester
With its high standards and excellent reputation, the University of Manchester takes pride of place in the top three best universities for nursing in the UK. A great benefit for all nursing students is that they take in placements alongside other health professionals. This along with the Manchester’s diverse selection of specialist hospitals are making the university stand out and desirable for many future nurses: Website
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4. University of Surrey
The Mental health nursing course provided by the University of Surrey is a recommended choice by many nurses. The course ranked top 5 in the UK by the Complete University Guide 2021.With staff engaged in research and students able access to the university’s multi-million pound campus facelift (featuring the new state-of-the-art Surrey Clinical Simulation Centre), it is a fantastic start to a career in nursing. It also gives you the opportunity to spend half of your training in clinical placements, to practice your skills under the supervision of qualified practitioners: Website
5. University of Southampton
The University of Southampton is a great place to study a nursing course. Southampton is a world-leader when it comes to nursing and you’ll be taught by highly-regarded educators and researchers. Bachelor of Science Nursing degrees comprise three core specialisms (Adult, Child and Mental Health) and its four year integrated masters courses offer a range of dual fields, combining two of the three specialisms. Practice placements normally take place in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, in a mixture of hospital and community settings across 6 trusts: Website
6. King’s College London
King’s College London is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the country. It is home to the Florence Nightingale Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery – the world’s first nursing school to be continuously connected to a fully serving hospital and medical school. Being a nursing student there will give you opportunity for placements at world-famous London hospitals (e.g. King’s College Hospital, Guy’s and St Thomas’) as well as hospitals in East Asia or Africa: Website
7. University of Birmingham
With its strategic location in central England, University of Birmingham is another popular choice for nursing courses. It is ranked 9th in the UK for Nursing in the Complete University Guide 2021.
The mental health nursing course provides broad general knowledge in the first year. In year two you start the clinical modules specific to your field of practice with enough base knowledge and confidence. ‘’Delivered in partnership between the university and renowned Birmingham healthcare organizations, this course prepares you for safe and contemporary practice and future employment as a registered mental health nurse.’’ : Website
Yes, we know, it is not an easy decision! However, there are a varitey of options, locations, rankings, and reviews. Clearing your priorities is unquestionably crucial. How far from home are you ready to move? What kind of placements is the university offering? Before making the final decision, you must do your homework and analyse all the available information. You must be selective and careful since it will set the tone for your nursing career.
What university did you go to? Or you’re planning to go?
Share your experience and help future nurses with making the right decision.
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