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Mental Health Nursing prospects

I'm struggling between deciding on a course of politics and international relations, or mental health nursing. Two polar opposites, I know. Both interest me but I have no idea what prospects either offer.

What can I expect from mental health nursing (at a Russell group university)? :smile:

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deviant182

Original post by WanderingWindow

Doing nursing anywhere is worthwhile. There are a multitude of areas you can work as a qualified nurse and you can also go into teaching as many do from nursing too.
It doesn't matter about attending a Russel group uni at all. To be a nurse you need to pass all aspects of the course and then enter the register. You still have to meet nmc requirements.

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Reply 2

tinkerbelle2

I'd go for mental health nursing! (But then again I am biased because that's my interest haha) So interesting and rewarding. You'll really be helping people :smile:

I'm working in a hospital for mental health and it's challenging but I'm really loving it at the moment.

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