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Master of Mental Health Nursing

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Location
Online
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Study Mode
Online

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Awarded by
La Trobe University (RTO: 3899)
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Qualification
Master's Degree

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Course Fee
Price may vary
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Duration
18 months

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Start Date
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Payment Options
FEE-HELP, Upfront payment

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About the Course

The Master of Mental Health Nursing offered by La Trobe University is designed for nursing professionals seeking to deepen their expertise in mental health care. This comprehensive program covers essential areas such as advanced mental health assessment, therapeutic interventions, and the application of evidence-based practices. Students will engage with contemporary issues in mental health, exploring the complexities of mental illness and the impact on individuals and communities.

Throughout the course, participants will develop critical skills in clinical practice, leadership, and research, preparing them to take on advanced roles within the mental health sector. The curriculum emphasises a holistic approach to care, integrating psychological, social, and biological perspectives to enhance patient outcomes. With a focus on innovative practices and the latest advancements in mental health nursing, graduates will be well-equipped to contribute meaningfully to the field.

This program not only fosters professional growth but also encourages a commitment to lifelong learning and advocacy in mental health. Enquire to learn more about how the Master of Mental Health Nursing can elevate one’s career and impact in the community.

To be eligible for the course you must have:

  • An Australian Bachelor’s degree in nursing (or equivalent)
  • Applicants must be a Division 1 Registered Nurse in mental health and hold a current practising certificate with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) with no restrictions to practice The University will assess your official transcript upon application.

Please note: Meeting minimum prerequisites does not guarantee an offer of a place. Entry into all La Trobe courses is based on competitive selection and there may be limited places available.

In this mental health course, the subjects you may study include:

YEAR 1

  • Academic Integrity Module
  • Therapeutic Skills
  • Comprehensive Mental Health Assessment
  • Mental Health Diagnosis
  • Experiences and Perceptions of Mental Illness
  • Mental Health Nursing: Considerations in Treatment and Recovery
  • Advanced Mental Health Nursing Practice
  • Advanced Therapeutic Skills for Mental Health Nursing
  • Mental Health Nursing and Therapeutic Pharmacology

YEAR 2

  • Quality Improvement Initiatives
  • Critiquing Research Literature
  • Translating Evidence to Practice
  • Constructive Practice Recommendations

Why La Trobe University?

La Trobe University has been a beacon of educational excellence for over 50 years, dedicated to transforming individuals and societies alike. With a remarkable ranking in the top 1% of universities worldwide according to the 2021 Times Higher Education World University Rankings, La Trobe stands out as a prestigious institution in East Asia, South-east Asia, and Oceania. This esteemed university is committed to providing world-class teaching and fostering innovative academic research.

Students at La Trobe University are empowered to engage with local communities and address significant global challenges. The university’s focus on high standards ensures that graduates are well-prepared to lead and make meaningful contributions in their respective fields. By choosing La Trobe, individuals are not just pursuing a degree; they are setting a new standard of excellence in their professional journeys.

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