BSc (Hons) Mental Health Nursing in Tralee Ireland | Munster Technological University

Mental health nursing focuses on enhancing psychological well-being, collaborating with and assisting those experiencing mental health conditions or distress, while also aiding families and communities in managing these challenges. Services are delivered across various environments, including hospitals, private residences, and community centers, with mental health nurses playing a pivotal role in fostering long-term recovery.

Our alumni collaborate with individuals, families, and communities to mitigate mental health issues, enabling more people to thrive in their local environments. Central to a mental health nurse's responsibilities is forming healing connections with patients and their loved ones.

The program includes 76 weeks of theoretical instruction and hands-on training, complemented by 81 weeks of clinical rotations. Students also complete a 36-week continuous clinical placement, which may occur domestically or abroad, covering diverse areas such as acute psychiatric care, geriatric services, specialized treatment, general adult nursing, and partnerships with voluntary and government organizations. Upon graduation, you'll qualify for registration in the Psychiatric Division of the Irish Nursing Board's official register.