Senior Lecturer - Leadership in Health & Social Care
Faculty of Health, Education and Society
Specialist Community Public Health Nursing (SCPHN) (Top Up) MSc
Key Facts
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Level
Master'sPG MSc
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Duration
1 year part-time
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Starting
September, January, May
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Part Time: £2,760 (60 credits)
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Waterside
Updated 17/12/2024
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Overview
This MSc Specialist Community Public Health Nursing (Top Up) course aims to equip to an enhanced level the skills of critical analysis and research in order to advance the application of evidence within the field of Specialist Community Public Health Nursing (SCPHN).
The course engenders a critical and informed appreciation of current contemporary policy, evidence based practice and practical wisdom to further enhance the delivery of SCPHN practice developing students to effectively synthesise and apply evidence-based knowledge and research skills building on having met the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) proficiency standards for SCPHN.
Highlights
- Enables individuals to reflect on the knowledge and skills they have acquired during their professional career and to build on this experience by being self-directed and autonomous, applying academic rigour in researching a professional project at masters level.
- Engenders independent and lifelong learning skills which enable adaptive and reflective practice congruent with leading inter-professional Public Health teams and initiatives.
- Recognises the value of continuous professional development in order to rationalise present day SCPHN practice and accommodate local and national agendas for inter-professional public health practice.
Entry Requirements
Applicants must hold all of the following:
- A Post Graduate Diploma in SCPHN (120 credits at level 7)
- Where the applicant’s first language is not English, evidence of an IELTS certificate (or equivalent) with a score of at least 7 in each area is required.
Course Content
Fees and Funding
2025/26 Tuition Fees
Fees quoted relate to study in the Academic Year 25/26 only and may be subject to inflationary increases in future years.
- £2,830 (60 Credits)
For more information about possible funding options, please visit our Fees and Funding pages.