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Our Masters of Adult Nursing is for graduates who on successful completion can gain a Masters degree and become qualified Adult Nurses. Studied full-time, this accelerated 2-year course aims to prepare you to become evidence-informed, compassionate and competent adult nurses. If you want to become a qualified nurse, hold a minimum of 2:2 degree, and have 720 hours of previous caring experience of paid or voluntary hands-on patient care in the last 5 years then this exciting course could be for you.

WHY CHOOSE THIS COURSE?

Our Masters of Adult Nursing is for graduates who on successful completion can gain a Masters degree and become qualified Adult Nurses. Studied full-time, this accelerated 2-year course aims to prepare you to become evidence-informed, compassionate and competent adult nurses. If you want to become a qualified nurse, hold a minimum of 2:2 degree, and have 720 hours of previous caring experience of paid or voluntary hands-on patient care in the last 5 years then this exciting course could be for you.

This course offers graduates an accelerated route to a qualified Adult Nurse, and at the same time rewards students studying at level 7 with an opportunity ofa Master's degree. Taught in a variety of ways, on campus, blended, and online, this course recognises the need for flexible delivery, supporting students to complete a full-time vocational course within the context of busy lives enabling you to balance your studies with personal commitments.

Become a Registered Adult Nurse

It is an exciting time to join the nursing profession, which is now widely respected as being fully professional, progressive, and evidence-informed. As an Adult Nursing Masters student you will be offered a teaching and learning experience from experienced and passionate nursing staff recognised nationally as giving outstanding student support. Clinical placements are specially selected to offer a diverse clinical and caring experience giving opportunities to pursue a range of exciting career pathways in nursing.

The course is designed to ensure you experience diversity in clinical experience. You will learn to nurse and care in multi-cultural and diverse clinical and community environments. Learning to provide proficient and informed care in emergency/acute/critical care/general medicine and surgery to community and specialist practice provision.

Hands-on experience

Nursing is a hands-on profession working with patients, families, carers and with interprofessional colleagues. Therefore, as a Nursing and Midwifery (NMC) approved course, 50% of learning is on practice placement and 50% theory either on campus, blended or online.

Range of Career Opportunities

The MAN course has been closely developed with local trust partners to reflect the increasing and rapidly changing requirements in patient care provision. Opportunities within nursing are vast: working clinically, becoming a manager, working in a research environment, working abroad and in education.

Potential Career Paths

Successful completion of this course will lead to registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), opening up prospect in clinical practice, hospital or community settings, research, teaching or managerial roles.

With experience, as a registered nurse (RN) you can take additional qualifications enabling you to work in the community or district nursing, health visiting or school nursing. Adult-trained RNs often work in GP practices and hospice settings. In hospitals, RNs may work in wards, outpatient clinics or specialist areas such as accident and emergency or intensive care units.