MSc in Nursing (non-EU applicants)
Key Points
The Master of Nursing for Non-EU Applicants is a full-time program (i.e. 90 credits) taken for 12 months from the date of the first enrollment (which begins in September of each year). It is designed to provide a master’s degree to students from outside of Ireland and the EU (i.e. applicants from outside the EU) and from a variety of different nursing backgrounds.
The program is not clinical and includes only theoretical modules.
Program results
Upon successful completion of the non-clinical pathway, students should be able to:
- exercise greater personal and professional competence through responsibility and autonomy in professional practice; </ li>
- practice with a greater understanding of the research base, ethical, socio-political and professional foundations of nursing / midwifery and health care;
- demonstrate higher levels of judgment in nursing / midwifery practice through the generation of nursing knowledge to the innovative practice of nursing and midwifery;
- act as innovators and leaders in a chosen area and contribute to the development of best practices and practices;
- teach others from a broad and deep knowledge base, derived from critical reflection on the practice of nursing and the development of a critical investigation of the disciplinary knowledge base in nursing and midwifery.
Program structure
Students earn 90 credits as follows:
Admission requirements
Applicants for the Master of Nursing for applicants outside the EU must:
- Have an active record in a division of the professional record maintained by the Board of Nursing / Statutory Body in your own country.
- Have a bachelor’s degree in nursing or have a postgraduate / graduate diploma in the relevant area of nursing.
- IELTS 6.5, with no less than 6.5 in any component (or its internationally recognized equivalent).
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