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Masters Degrees in Critical Care Nursing
We have 85 Masters Degrees in Critical Care Nursing
Masters degrees in Critical Care Nursing train postgraduates in the skills to assess, manage and monitor the provision of care given to critically ill patients, and to administer treatment. Related postgraduate specialisms include Emergency Nursing, Acute & Critical Care and Trauma Sciences. Entry requirements typically include an undergraduate degree in a relevant field such as Nursing, Midwifery or Medicine.
Why study a Masters in Critical Care Nursing?
## Nurses who specialise in Critical Care will often find themselves working in fast-paced, demanding environments, helping in emergency situations and working on wards where patients have suffered serious, traumatic injuries. You will be trained to provide care to patients who are critically ill or unstable following injury, surgery and life-threatening disease. Critical Care involves helping a wide range of patients – infants, children, adults and the elderly – in burn units, intensive care and trauma centres. As such, courses in this field often combine interdisciplinary approaches such as evidence-based practice with theoretical examination of current research and policy within healthcare. Clinical settings are typical for critical care nurses, but you may also find work within rehabilitation centres, nursing homes or charities.Refine your search
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Care of the Older Person - MSc
Learna | Diploma MSc
Diploma MSc Medical Programmes
Our flexible, value for money MSc geriatric medicine distance learning course offers healthcare professionals, from a range of settings, the opportunity to gain knowledge, skills and confidence in dealing with the complex health and social needs of the ageing population. Read more
Adult Critical Care Nursing PGCert
Swansea University
School of Health and Social Care
This Adult Critical Care Nursing programme will prepare you for a role as a critical care nurse, ensuring you are educated to the highest level, to guarantee quality care for critically ill patients. Read more
PGCert Adult Critical Care Nursing
University of Wolverhampton
School of Nursing
The PG Certificate in Adult Critical Care Nursing aims to facilitate the Registered Adult Nurse in developing a critical and holistic approach to the care of the critically ill adult with a focus on and understanding of, the implications for the wider Critical Care Unit. Read more
Critical Care Nursing PG Cert
Coventry University
Faculty of Health and Life Sciences
Combining Health Assessment with specific modules in Critical Care this course aims to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of clinical assessment skills and their application to critical care nursing. Read more
PGCert - Critical Care
Anglia Ruskin University ARU
Faculty of Health, Education, Medicine and Social Care
If you're a graduate healthcare practitioner aiming to become a competent and confident critical care nurse, our course will prepare you for delivering quality, safe care in a demanding environment. Read more
GradCert Critical Care Nursing (Intensive Care)
University College Dublin
UCD School of Nursing Midwifery and Health Systems
Critical care nursing requires an advanced knowledge base, skilled assessment, prompt intervention, and ongoing evaluation to care for the critically ill with complex needs. Read more
GradCert Critical Care Nursing (Cardiovascular)
University College Dublin
UCD School of Nursing Midwifery and Health Systems
Critical Care Nursing requires an advanced knowledge base, skilled assessment, prompt intervention and ongoing evaluation in order to care for the critically ill with complex needs. Read more
PGCert Advanced Critical Care
Edge Hill University
Faculty of Health, Social Care and Medicine
Develop the competencies required at Step Two and Step Three of the National Competency Framework for adult critical care nurses on a programme delivered in conjunction with Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital. Read more
GradDip Nursing ICU
University College Dublin
UCD School of Nursing Midwifery and Health Systems
Critical care nursing requires an advanced knowledge base, skilled assessment, prompt intervention and ongoing evaluation in order to care for the critically ill with complex needs. Read more
Critical Care PGCert
University of Liverpool
Department of Health Sciences
Develop the key skills and knowledge required to assess, care for and manage critically ill adults. Read more
GradDip Critical Care Nursing (Children)
University College Dublin
UCD School of Nursing Midwifery and Health Systems
A Graduate Diploma Critical Care Nursing (Children) will build on your existing knowledge and skills in caring for infants, children and young people within the paediatric intensive care setting. Read more
Critical Care PGCert/GradCert
City, University of London
School of Health and Psychological Sciences
This programme is designed to facilitate your development as a critical care nurse. It will enable you to become a proficient practitioner within the specialism of critical care nursing. Read more
Critical Care Practice PgCert
Keele University
School of Nursing and Midwifery
This course offers an exciting opportunity for graduate nurses to achieve a nationally recognized transferable Award in Critical Care Practice at academic Level 7 and aligns with the National Standards for Critical Care Education and Competency Framework (CC3N, 2018). Read more
GradDip Critical Care: Cardiovascular
University College Dublin
UCD School of Nursing Midwifery and Health Systems
The programme is designed to expand the knowledge, skills and attitudes of nurses engaged in the care of people within the critical care environment. Read more
Nursing - Intensive Care Nursing PGDip/MSc
University College Cork
College of Medicine and Health
The Postgraduate Diploma in Intensive Care Nursing is an exciting new pathway of the MSc/Diploma in Nursing programme. The course is offered by the School of Nursing and Midwifery at University College Cork in response to the ever-changing health care delivery systems. Read more
