Part Time Masters Degrees in Emergency Nursing

This MSc/Postgraduate Diploma in Trauma & Emergency Nursing is offered by the  School of Nursing and Midwifery  at University College Cork. View course

The Postgraduate Certificate in Emergency Nursing programme will extend your knowledge and skills within the Emergency and urgent care settings. View course

We welcome applications to undertake research towards MPhil and PhD degrees in Nursing and Midwifery. View course

The Graduate Diploma in Emergency Nursing (Children) programme runs in partnership with UCD School of Nursing, Midwifery & Health Systems, and Children Health Ireland. View course

Next available intake is September 2027. View course

Our Postgraduate Certificate in Emergency Care enables UK registered healthcare professionals to achieve professional development and gain experience in this specialist area. View course

The Graduate Diploma Emergency Nursing (Adult)   aims to build upon and advance the emergency nurse’s repertoire of knowledge, skills, attitudes and professional values. View course

The overall aim of the programme is to prepare the emergency practitioner for their autonomous role in their chosen setting in the Emergency… View course

Enhance your practice at a global top 100* university and advance your career as an experienced healthcare professional. View course

Develop your healthcare practitioner knowledge and expertise and become a competent and confident critical care nurse, equipped to work in a demanding environment. View course

Please note - the next intake for this Course will be September 2026. View course

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. View course

The  Professional Certificate Heart Failure Nursing  is a 10 ECTS level 9 programme that is based on the curriculum developed by UCD… View course

Can we improve survival and outcomes following traumatic injury? Severe injury triggers a sequence of changes within the cells of the body and can lead to critical and disabling illness. View course

War is predicted to be the sixth leading cause of death by 2020. View course