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Adult Nursing

Please note you will need to apply through UCAS Undergraduate, using UCAS Code L507. Join a new generation of nursing professionals equipped to deliver compassionate, evidence-based care in a rapidly evolving healthcare environment. The MSc Adult Nursing at —…

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School of Nursing, Midwifery, Allied and Public Health (NMAPH) · Subjects allied to medicine

Please note you will need to apply through UCAS Undergraduate, using UCAS Code L507. Join a new generation of nursing professionals equipped to deliver compassionate, evidence-based care in a rapidly evolving healthcare environment. The MSc Adult Nursing at — University is an innovative two-year postgraduate programme designed to develop the advanced knowledge, clinical expertise, and behaviours needed to excel in modern nursing practice. Fully aligned with the highest standards set by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) Standards (2023), this course will equip you with the skills, knowledge, and ethical grounding needed to excel. As you engage with these principles, you'll become well-versed in the values and practices of the NHS, which underpin the delivery of healthcare across the UK.. What you’ll learn - Develop the clinical and professional skills required to deliver safe, effective, person-centred care across diverse healthcare settings. - Apply critical thinking, creativity, and compassion to meet the complex needs of patients and communities. - Develop a sense of empowerment and personal resiliency that will enable you to thrive whilst working in a challenging sector. - Build confidence and resilience to thrive as a registered nurse in fast-paced healthcare environments. - Prepare for a successful, long-term career with interdisciplinary, ethical, and lifelong learning skills. With a strong emphasis on critical thinking, compassion, and professionalism, you’ll be supported by expert academic staff, experienced clinicians, and mentors dedicated to your success. By graduation, you’ll be fully prepared for NMC registration and ready to begin a rewarding nursing career within the NHS or global healthcare settings. Professional accreditation Our MSc Nursing courses are accredited by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). On completion of the course, you will be eligible to register with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) as a Registered Adult Nurse. Specialist facilities You’ll learn in state-of-the-art facilities, including simulation suites, a virtual and augmented reality lab, and a modern anatomy learning centre. Co-designed with service-users, carers, practice partners and current students, this MSc ensures your learning is person-centred, practice-informed, and focused on employability. 20% Alumni Discount We offer alumni discounts on CCCU Postgraduate Taught, PGCE Primary and Secondary, and Master's by Research courses for eligible students.

Getting in

As the university states it

For the MSc Nursing you will hold a Bachelor's degree with Honours at a 2:1 in any subject or a 2:2 in a health related subject, such as Biological Sciences, Psychology or Public Health. You must also hold maths and English GCSE grade 4-9 (A-C) or Functional Skills Level 2 or equivalent. Prior to beginning the course you will need to have undertaken 750 hours of practice experience. You will then need to submit a Recognition of Prior Experiential Learning (RPEL) application portfolio of evidence that documents these 750 hours and includes a CV, record of application for Disclosure Barring Scheme (DBS) and occupational health clearance and a supporting statement reflecting how these experiences have prepared you to undertake the MSc Nursing. You will be supported in preparing this portfolio by a member of the MSc programme team. This portfolio will be assessed using a predefined criteria and once successfully completed you will be offered a firm place on the programme.

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