Postgraduate Diploma - PD

Master of Arts - MA

Level 7 Optional

Level 7 Core

Level 7

Programme Structure

Our philosophy enables us to accept a wide range of applicants. All candidates must be able to demonstrate the ability to benefit from and contribute to the programme. Each application is considered by at least two programme tutors, including the Programme Leader for MA Nursing Applications for MA Nursing will normally be considered in the light of ability to meet the following criteria: Generally, students must have completed an honours degree (normally 2:1 or above) in a related subject. Appropriate indicators will include two references, academic transcripts or their equivalent The student must demonstrate a sufficient level of knowledge to embark upon the programme (including the required linguistic competence) and to complete the programme within the required time limits. Students should provide evidence, in the view of the assessors, of the learning capability, study opportunity and commitment to a postgraduate programme of study. Any applications for recognition of prior (experiential) learning (RPEL) will be submitted to the EHC Faculty Recognition Group in line with the University’s Recognition of Prior (Experiential) Learning Policy. The programme of study offers the candidate the opportunity to develop their personal and professional skills to an appropriate level Applications from non-standard applicants are welcomed. The Programme Leader will decide on whether to admit the candidate based on experience. Students who wish to undertake module 7100NPAPP during the programme must also be registered with either NMC as a Nurse (level 1)/Midwife/SCPHN, with a minimum of 1 years post registration experience in the clinical field in which they are intending to prescribe, OR with HCPC with three years relevant post-qualification experience in the clinical area in which they are intending to prescribe, and working at an advanced practitioner or equivalent level. Confirmation of satisfactory references and DBS checks are also required as well as completion of the NWNMPEG application form.

Our philosophy enables us to accept a wide range of applicants. All candidates must be able to demonstrate the ability to benefit from and contribute to the programme. Each application is considered by at least two programme tutors, including the Programme Leader for MA Nursing Applications for MA Nursing will normally be considered in the light of ability to meet the following criteria: Generally, students must have completed an honours degree (normally 2:1 or above) in a related subject. Appropriate indicators will include two references, academic transcripts or their equivalent The student must demonstrate a sufficient level of knowledge to embark upon the programme (including the required linguistic competence) and to complete the programme within the required time limits. Students should provide evidence, in the view of the assessors, of the learning capability, study opportunity and commitment to a postgraduate programme of study. Any applications for recognition of prior (experiential) learning (RPEL) will be submitted to the EHC Faculty Recognition Group in line with the University’s Recognition of Prior (Experiential) Learning Policy. The programme of study offers the candidate the opportunity to develop their personal and professional skills to an appropriate level Applications from non-standard applicants are welcomed. The Programme Leader will decide on whether to admit the candidate based on experience. Students who wish to undertake module 7100NPAPP during the programme must also be registered with either NMC as a Nurse (level 1)/Midwife/SCPHN, with a minimum of 1 years post registration experience in the clinical field in which they are intending to prescribe, OR with HCPC with three years relevant post-qualification experience in the clinical area in which they are intending to prescribe, and working at an advanced practitioner or equivalent level. Confirmation of satisfactory references and DBS checks are also required as well as completion of the NWNMPEG application form. Offerings: All

Where English is not a first language, an IELTS score of 7 must be achieved. A minimum score of 7.0 is required within all components.

Where English is not a first language, an IELTS score of 7 must be achieved. A minimum score of 7.0 is required within all components. Offerings: All

Evaluate current scholarship and research in nursing, including a critical awareness of current scholarship around nursing health and wellbeing.

Demonstrate self-direction and originality in tackling and solving problems in creative and innovative ways.

Develop and critique methodologies, and where appropriate, refine them.

Make decisions in challenging, complex and unpredictable situations.

Deal with complex issues systematically and creatively, making judgements and communicating conclusions to specialist and non-specialist audiences.

Develop an appropriate theoretical framework for analysis.

Act autonomously in planning and implementing tasks.

Demonstrate communication effectively, with colleagues and a wider audience, in a variety of ways.

Present research and written reports and identify the tensions that exist between theory/ research and practice.

Select appropriate analytical techniques and critical approaches for each of the disciplines.

Course Catalogue

Nursing - 36130 - MA