MSc Nursing (Adult)

The MSc Nursing (Adult) at the University of York is a two-year course designed for students with prior health-related experience. This course provides in-depth theoretical knowledge and clinical skills to qualify as a nurse in adult health care settings. The program combines the theory and practice of nursing, following a spiral curriculum model that allows students to learn progressively throughout the course.Course Content: This course uses an evidence-based approach to explore the various facets of adult nursing. It includes modules in biological and social sciences, professional practice, therapeutic skills, and clinical decision-making, providing a well-rounded foundation in adult nursing care.Key Modules: The program is split into several key modules including Foundations in Nursing Practice, Adult Nursing Practice, Applied Pharmacology for Clinical Practice, and Clinical Decision Making in Adult Nursing, among others. The final part of the course includes a dissertation where students apply their learning to a specific issue in adult nursing.Accreditations: The course is accredited by the Nursing & Midwifery Council (NMC), upon successful completion of which, graduates can register as a qualified nurse with the NMC.Future Careers: Upon graduation, students can expect to work confidently as an adult nurse in a variety of health care settings including hospitals, community care, or specialized clinics. The course also equips students with transferable skills useful in health education, leadership roles, and research.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.