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City St George's, University of London · Full-time

Children’s Nursing

Gain the professional and technical knowledge to become a registered nurse specialising in child health on this two-year master's programme. You will combine detailed theoretical study with excellent practical, clinical experience across a range of settings to…

MSc2 yearsFull-time

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School of Health and Medical Sciences · Subjects allied to medicine

Gain the professional and technical knowledge to become a registered nurse specialising in child health on this two-year master's programme. You will combine detailed theoretical study with excellent practical, clinical experience across a range of settings to gain a qualification that is highly regarded both professionally and academically. You will learn with expert clinical practitioners and leading researchers, opening up new career opportunities and enabling you to incorporate best practice and research into the care you provide. You will study a range of theoretical and practical modules covering key principles and practices in children’s nursing, including: acute care, diagnostics and treatment long term care, recovery and rehabilitation leading and managing in healthcare practice. You will learn alongside students from other nursing pathways and professional disciplines such as Speech and Language Therapy, Optometry and Radiography, encouraging a multi-disciplinary approach that reflects professional clinical practice. If you are a graduate who wants to pursue a rewarding career in children’s nursing, this MSc will equip you with the essential skills and knowledge you need, even if your first degree is in an unrelated subject.

Getting in

As the university states it

Second class honours degree An awareness of health or health-related care issues. GSCE’s (or accepted equivalent) in Mathematics and English Language with a minimum of a grade 4 pass (C or above)

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