Masters Degrees in Medical Nursing, Ireland

The graduate entry medical programme at the University of Limerick is a four year programme and will produce doctors who are competent, confident and caring… Read more

Dermatological (skin and hair) issues can comprise up to 25% of a General Practitioner’s workload, and so the majority of skin conditions should be treated in this community general practice setting. Read more

The MSc in Nursing for Non-EU applicants can be taken  full-time  programme (i.e. 90 credits) over 12 months from the date of first registration (commencing in September of each year). Read more

Access to this course is confined to graduates of either the UCD Graduate Diploma in Emergency Medical Science or Higher Diploma in EMT. Read more

The  Graduate Diploma in Dermatology Nursing  will be offered in 2020/2021 as a one-year programme designed to meet the professional development needs of nurses caring for people experiencing skin conditions and related disorders in clinical settings. Read more

The  Graduate Diploma Diabetes Care  course aims to build upon and advance the registered nurses/midwives repertoire of knowledge, skills, attitudes and professional values within the chosen field of diabetes care. Read more

The MSc EMS (Immediate Care) develops knowledge and skills in Immediate Care with emphasis on assessment, diagnosis and management of trauma and medical emergencies in adult and paediatric patients. Read more

The entry route to the MSc involves successful completion of the Advanced Radiation Therapy Practice P.Grad. Diploma followed by a transfer onto a top-up M.Sc year. Read more

The M.Sc. in Medical Imaging is offered by the Department of Clinical Medicine and is designed for qualified radiographers. Students on the M.Sc. Read more

Clinical Therapies at the University of Limerick offers a suite of Postgraduate Certificates for qualified healthcare professionals. Read more

The overall aim of the programme is to provide registered nurses with the opportunity to enhance previously acquired professional education and develop critical inquiry, knowledge and skills, attributes and competencies in preparation for developing roles within older person nursing. Read more

The overall aim of the MSc Nursing (Palliative Care) programme is to provide registered nurses involved in the care of patients with a life-limiting illness the opportunity to develop their previously acquired professional education and clinical practice skills. Read more

The overall aim of the MSc Nursing (Psychosocial Interventions in Mental Health Care) is to provide registered nurses with the opportunity to develop and enhance their knowledge and skills to implement evidence-based psychosocial interventions across a range of mental health settings. Read more

The overall aim of the MSc in Nursing/Midwifery is to provide registered nurses/midwives with the opportunity to develop and enhance their knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to care for patients/clients to the highest professional standards across the health care continuum. Read more

The MSc Nursing Studies programme prepares and advances students with the knowledge, skills and attitudes required to become confident, critical, analytical and research aware graduates. Read more