Nursing

This two-year postgraduate programme leads to eligibility to register as a nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) in either adult nursing or mental health nursing.

This programme will provide graduates meeting the entry requirements the opportunity to undertake a two-year postgraduate Master of Science degree in Nursing.

With a thorough grounding in concepts of health derived from the study of the biological and social sciences, professional studies and communication skills, you will develop the professional disciplinary knowledge and understanding of your preferred field of practice of nursing (adult or mental health). This is underpinned by the acquisition of the professional leadership and research skills you will need to practice and manage evidence-based person centred care as a registered nurse.

Graduates of the MSc Nursing in adult or mental health programme will have developed a critical understanding of a diverse and complex body of knowledge applied to and developed through nursing practice. Much of this knowledge will be contemporary and at the current boundaries of the discipline. The first year of the programme is focused on advanced nursing practice, developing the student's ability to deliver safe and compassionate care, with a focus on undertaking in-depth assessment and clinical decision making, together with the evaluation of nursing practice.

Why study this course?
- Gain your Nursing and Midwifery Council professional registration in just two years

- Benefit from the opportunity to study at a global university at the heart of an ambitious city

- Gain experience treating patients from a wide range of different backgrounds and cultures in one of the UK's largest healthcare regions

- Your prior care-giving experience contributes to your clinical hours

- Nursing at Birmingham is ranked 11th in the UK in the Complete University Guide 2022

- Please note, this programme is not accepting applications from international students for 2022 entry.

If you do not already have a degree, you may wish to consider our undergraduate nursing (BNurs and MNurs) programmes.