Advanced Practice (Nursing) - MSc
Key information
Have you ever wanted to take your nursing knowledge and skills further towards becoming an Advanced Nurse Practitioner (ANP) and a Registered Nurse Prescriber (RNP)?
UL’s two-year part-time Master of Science in Advanced Practice (Nursing) can help you achieve your goal by developing the knowledge, skills, and clinical competencies necessary for an advanced nurse practitioner.
The programme features individualised and flexible programme pathways for graduate nurses with interactive learning experiences that interweave theory and practice.
This blended learning programme combines academic modules with supervised clinical practice and an integrated/systemic review. It prepares you for advanced health assessments, prescribing, and decision-making in multidisciplinary teams.
During this programme, you will
- Develop as a lead healthcare professional, gaining the advanced clinical decision-making skills needed to enhance care and improve outcomes your patients.
- Complete specialist modules in Leadership, Quality and Governance, designed to evolve your practice and prepare you for senior roles in nursing.
- Grow as an innovative practitioner, learning to assess and manage care in partnership with your patients and their families
- Understand the value of multidisciplinary collaboration, and how it contributes to the provision of high-quality, evidence-based care.
