Nursing - Dual Registration in Adult and Mental Health (Hons) Robert Gordon University

Overview

The Nursing - Dual Registration in Adult and Mental Health (Hons) at Robert Gordon University provides a unique pathway for students to qualify in two nursing specialisms simultaneously. This comprehensive programme is designed to meet the growing demand for versatile healthcare professionals capable of delivering person-centred care across varied clinical settings. By combining expertise in both adult and mental health nursing, graduates are exceptionally well-prepared for the complexities of modern medical environments.

Why Nursing - Dual Registration in Adult and Mental Health (Hons) at Robert Gordon University?

Robert Gordon University is recognised as a leader in healthcare education, currently ranked as the top institution in Scotland for Nursing and Midwifery by The Mail University Guide 2025. Students benefit from a curriculum where 50% of the time is dedicated to practice placements, ensuring they gain hands-on experience in urban, rural, and remote settings. The university features a state-of-the-art Clinical Skills Centre, including a dedicated ward area that replicates real hospital environments for safe, simulated learning.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 16500 per year
• National fee: GBP 1820 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum is structured to balance theoretical knowledge with intensive clinical practice across four years of study. Modules may include:

Year 1

• Nursing, Sciences, and Health
• Values-based Professional Care
• Health and Wellbeing
• Practice Learning

Year 2

• Theory to Practice
• Mental, Physical, and Cognitive Health Challenges

Year 3

• Adult Nursing
• Management, Leadership, and Research

Year 4

• Mental Health Nursing
• Healthcare Management

Careers with Nursing - Dual Registration in Adult and Mental Health (Hons)

Graduates of this programme are eligible for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council in both the Adult and Mental Health fields. This dual qualification significantly enhances employability, particularly in remote and rural areas where a broad clinical skillset is highly valued. Career opportunities exist within the NHS and private sectors, spanning hospital wards, community general services, outpatient departments, and specialist mental health facilities. Graduates are also well-equipped for roles in emergency care, prison services, and occupational health settings both in the UK and internationally.