Course Overview

Designed to offer postgraduate education to nurses in a range of clinical environments and geographical settings, this course is ideal for UK-based and international nurses to develop personally and professionally. You will develop your ways of thinking, helping you to become an independent learner who thinks creatively to solve problems using evidence-based approaches, including critical reflection, application of theory, and critical appraisal. You'll learn about researching, appraising, and applying evidence and how these concepts can be used in your professional practice. This will help to develop your confidence to critically analyze the research process and to then use this to influence practice. The course is flexible and will allow you to tailor your own needs. You will study two core modules and two optional modules from a range of areas, such as: the relationship between risk management and patient safety the assessment, care, and management of acutely or critically ill adults understanding of organizational culture and a range of leadership models and theories the prevention, diagnosis, and management of long term conditions including acute presentations

General Eligibility

This course is for registered/qualified nurses You will normally have an ordinary degree but we will accept 30 credits at SCQF Level 9 or equivalent

Part Time Work Details

Language Requirement

• IELTS (overall)_x000D_ _x000D_ 6.5