Nursing (Adult) MSc

Why study Nursing (Adult) at Liverpool John Moores University?<br/>- Qualify as a Registered Nurse with our two-year masters (Level 7) degree<br/><br/><br/>- Open to graduates with a Level 6 bachelors degree in any field who have approximately six months health or care work or voluntary experience <br/><br/><br/>- £5,000 per year grant for Adult Nursing students living in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, plus other funding support (eligibility criteria apply)<br/><br/><br/>- £2,000 per year grant for students with dependent children (eligibility criteria apply)<br/><br/><br/>- Start month: September<br/><br/><br/>- Campus location: City Campus<br/><br/><br/>- UCAS Course Code: PAD1<br/><br/><br/>About this course<br/>Our MSc Nursing (Adult) postgraduate degree will prepare you for the complex, demanding, and rewarding arena of adult nursing. This programme supports you to become a proficient, safe and accountable practitioner, who can deliver person-centred, evidence-based effective care.<br/><br/>This is a full time, two-year masters degree.<br/><br/>Year 1<br/><br/>Throughout the first year of you degree, we will help you build on the foundation of your existing experience.<br/><br/>Year 1 comprises four modules totalling 90 credits. These modules focus on establishing your theoretical understanding of contemporary nursing practice, along with developing complex nursing skills within clinical practice.<br/><br/>As the year progresses, you will expand your evidence-based practice and begin to explore the role of research within nursing.<br/><br/>Year 2<br/><br/>Year 2 also has four modules totalling 90 credits.<br/><br/>Through successful completion of these modules, you will develop skills as an emerging autonomous practitioner, with a deep theoretical and practical understanding of the complexities of nursing care, and how nurses can support, empower and advocate for the best interests of patients.<br/><br/>You may also be interested in MSc Nursing (Child). If you dont hold an undergraduate degree, please visit our BSc (Hons) Nursing pages: Adult, Child, Mental Health.