Introduction

The overall aim of the Masters in Nursing (Older Person) programme is to provide registered nurses with the opportunity to develop and enhance nursing knowledge and skills in this area of practice. The programme is designed to facilitate learning in assessment and therapeutic nursing interventions for the older person.  The programme facilitates the development of knowledge through critical inquiry, skills, attributes and competencies in preparation for developing roles within nursing. Such roles may include specialist and advanced practice roles whereby nurses collaborate with other members of the multidisciplinary team and recognise their responsibility in contributing to and leading the nursing profession through clinical excellence. Successful completion of year one of the Masters programme (Graduate Diploma award) will provide students with the academic qualifications required to be considered eligible for clinical nurse specialist posts. The MSc award on successful completion of year 2, will provide students with the academic qualifications required to be considered eligible for advanced nursing practice posts.

More Information

• Prospectus and Apply online
• Schedule of Lectures - All Lectures are Virtual for Academic year 2020/21
• Download New Brochure

• Audio Presentation – An overview of the programme

  Applications now open fro academic year 2021/22 - Closing Date 21st July 2021

   

• Fees year 1
• Fees year 2
• Applications are now being accepted.

Contact Details

Department of Nursing and Midwifery,
Health Sciences Building,
Northbank Campus,
University of Limerick.

Telephone: +353-61-202271
Email:nm@ul.ie