Nursing MA (three years full-time)
3 good reasons to study Nursing at Salford • With this unique programme you will gain a Masters qualification and registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) as an adult or mental health nurse
• Available to graduates of any discipline • Work as part of a multidisciplinary team in a changing health care environment
Programme details
On completion of this programme you will be able to: • Understand research, policy and other evidence in your chosen branch of nursing
• Apply advanced knowledge when caring for client groups within legal, ethical and professional frameworks in an innovative and confident way
• Practice as a registered adult or mental health nurse
• Assess the needs of healthy and sick adults in different settings
• Understand nursing activities associated with caring for adults and their families
Module titles
This programme comprises a number of core and optional modules depending on the pathway you choose:
• Exploring the Context of Nursing (30 credits)
• Understanding the Professional Practice of Nursing (30 credits)
• Implementing Nursing Practice (30 credits)
• Evaluating Nursing Practice (30 credits) • Developing Critical Practice in Nursing (60 credits)
• Applying Critical Practice in Nursing (30 credits)
Suitable for
Graduates from any discipline who are interested in developing the knowledge and practical skills to practice as a nurse.
Career potential
Following successful completion of this programme you will be able to gain employment in the nursing field related to your choice of branch. You will be equipped to embrace the challenges that working in health care in the 21st century brings.
Professional Doctorate (Health and Social Care) Professional Doctorate (five years part-time)
3 good reasons to study a Professional Doctorate (Health and Social Care) at Salford • Promotes an evaluative culture in your workplace to complement professional and organisational goals • Helps you utilise an evidence-based approach to all dimensions of your practice • Develops your leadership capability, critical and creative thinking and self-awareness
Programme details
This programme has been developed in collaboration with in-service professionals along the key themes of education for: • Personal strategies for practice development
• Creative decision-making and risk-taking • Developing presence, influence and political know-how
• Evidence-based practice and research skills
The taught component is two years part-time and is concerned with critical self-assessment and the identification and development of strategies for use in the practice area.
The research component is three years part-time, building on the taught component to develop evidence-based practice and introduce innovative strategies in all areas of professional practice.
Module titles
Year 1: • Doctoral Foundation (30 credits) • Research Methods (30 credits) • Critical Leadership (30 credits)
Year 2: • Professions and Practice (30 credits) • The Practitioner Researcher (60 credits)
Year 3 onwards: • Research Component
Suitable for Health and social care professionals working at senior levels who have responsibility for the development of evidence-based professional practice.
Career potential
You will make a significant contribution to professional practice with transferable skills to your clinical area. You will also study inter-professionally with peers in a collaborative environment, strengthening networking opportunities across health and social care disciplines.
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