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Mental illness stigma among nursing students can undermine the quality of care that people with psychiatric conditions receive, and many students feel unprepared for psychiatric practice. This randomized controlled trial will examine whether an AI-based psychiatric simulation programme can reduce stigma and improve readiness for psychiatric nursing practice among fourth-year nursing students at the Faculty of Nursing, Alexandria University, Egypt. It will also test whether these effects are explained by students' sense of psychological safety during simulation-based learning. Two hundred students will be randomly allocated 1:1 to either the intervention or the control arm. Both arms will receive the standard psychiatric-mental health nursing curriculum. The intervention arm will additionally complete five individual AI-simulation cases (one per week over five weeks, about 15-20 minutes
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