BACHELOR OF SCIENCE [B.SC] (NURSING (GENERAL))
- Country Ireland
- Course Duration 4 Years
- Course Type Full Time
- Language Specification ENGLISH
- Program Level Graduate
- Education Required Undergraduate
- Admission intake Jan 5
- Minimum GPA 3
Application Charges
| Application Fee | Tution Fee |
|---|---|
| Free | USD 14,997 |
Program Description
Program Description
In addition to professionalism, a nurse must practice with intelligence, compassion and enthusiasm.
DCU?s BSc in Nursing (Mental Health) program employs a combination of academic and practical learning to instill you with competence in clinical, theoretical, ethical, intercultural and cross-disciplinary knowledge. You will focus on the fundamental issues in nursing practice, and integrate these with aspects of psychology, sociology, philosophy, law, pharmacology and microbiology. You will also have a chance to put your new skills to practice under the guidance of registered nurses in a real-world work environment.
The specialty in Mental Health will help you work with people of all ages and backgrounds who are experiencing mental illness or distress. You will learn about promoting mental health, preventing mental illness and caring for those with mental illness and their families.
DCU?s BSc in Nursing (Mental Health) program employs a combination of academic and practical learning to instill you with competence in clinical, theoretical, ethical, intercultural and cross-disciplinary knowledge. You will focus on the fundamental issues in nursing practice, and integrate these with aspects of psychology, sociology, philosophy, law, pharmacology and microbiology. You will also have a chance to put your new skills to practice under the guidance of registered nurses in a real-world work environment.
The specialty in Mental Health will help you work with people of all ages and backgrounds who are experiencing mental illness or distress. You will learn about promoting mental health, preventing mental illness and caring for those with mental illness and their families.
