The M.Sc. Nursing program is typically completed over two years, during which students develop advanced clinical expertise and specialized skills to deliver high-level patient care, while also engaging in meaningful research initiatives that strengthen evidence-based practice and contribute to the broader healthcare.
Advanced Clinical Skills: Gain specialized knowledge
and skills to provide advanced patient care.
Research Opportunities: Engage in nursing research
to contribute to the field’s body of knowledge.
Leadership Training: Develop leadership and management skills to take on higher responsibilities in healthcare settings.
After completing the B.Sc. Nursing program, graduates can pursue careers such as: