MA Nursing (Mental Health)
Manchester, United Kingdom
MA
DURATION
2 years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
Sep 2025
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
Key Summary
At the University of Salford, you will be welcomed into a relaxed and friendly environment, with access to facilities, support and opportunities that will enable you to succeed.
In this course, you will learn in our state-of-the-art simulation suites as part of a multidisciplinary team and prepare for a career as a Registered Nurse.
You will:
- Work towards the NMC (Nursing & Midwifery Council) registration via an accelerated route while gaining a highly regarded Master's qualification
- Combine theoretical learning (50%) with practical clinical experience (50%)
- Study within an interprofessional learning environment
- Have the opportunity to go on an international placement to experience care outside of the UK
Our Nursing programmes embody a shared philosophy that represents the values and beliefs of key partners, including students, patients, service users and families, practice colleagues and university staff.
Theoretical underpinnings of the philosophy include nursing ethics, personalised care, and a safety model ensuring the safety and protection of people of all ages and their carers and families.
Key concepts support the development of professional behaviours, inter-professional working, values and attitudes expected of a compassionate nurse, such as connectedness, emotional intelligence, and moral responsibility and creativity.
Year one
- Exploring Mental Health Field-Specific Care Needs
- Exploring Evidence-based Interventions in Nursing
- Establishing Integrated Nursing Practice
Year two
- Being a Judicious, Contemporary and Autonomous Mental Health Practitioner
- Consolidation of Integrated Nursing Practice
As a graduate and qualified staff nurse in your chosen field of nursing practice, you will be able to apply for a job in either an acute setting such as a hospital or in the community. You may want to work within the NHS or in the public and private sectors for example, in a ward, a health centre, a prison, a care home or a hospice.