Master of Mental Health Nursing
Study Discipline: Medical & Health Sciences
About this Study Course
In a world where one in two Australians will encounter mental health challenges, the demand for compassionate and skilled mental health nurses is at an all-time high. This program addresses this pressing need, preparing nursing professionals to navigate the complexities of mental health care across diverse cultures and economies. Stay at the forefront of new care models designed to cater to the specific needs of individuals facing mental health issues.
Overview
Delve into an enriching academic journey with our Mental Health Nursing program, where theoretical insights meet practical application. Explore the intricacies of mental health care, emphasizing a holistic approach to address the evolving landscape of mental health challenges. Our program equips you with the skills and knowledge needed to make a meaningful impact in the lives of individuals dealing with mental health issues.
Admission Requirements
- IELTS overall minimum: 6.5, IELTS section minimum: 6.0 (for international applicants).
- A postgraduate qualification (equivalent to AQF level 8 or higher); or
- A minimum of one year’s practice in nursing; or
- A minimum of one year’s practice in another health profession.
- Talking therapies
- The delivery of psycho-social and psycho-educational interventions
- Mental health care for older people
- Illness management and recovery
- Mental health in primary care
- Forensic mental health
- Youth and young adult mental health
AUD 42,555 per year.
Future Career Outcomes
As a graduate of the Mental Health Nursing program, you will emerge as a skilled professional capable of contributing to the evolving field of mental health care. Your expertise will be integral to shaping the future of mental health nursing, ensuring the well-being of individuals and communities.
Visa Requirements:
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