Masters Degrees in Palliative Care Nursing, Ireland

This M.Sc. in Palliative Care is open to a wide range of professionals who have experience in delivering a palliative care approach within practice within the last two years. 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 course (H.Dip) aims to develop and expand knowledge, skills and values in nurses towards infants, children, young people and family as a unit in society. Read more

This P.Grad.Cert. in Specialist Practice programme has been developed, in partnership with associated health service providers, to meet the demands and challenges within the health care system and specifically within specialist care. 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

A key goal of this programme is to prepare practitioners for the challenges of leading and delivering specialist/ advanced level respiratory care across a variety of settings. Read more

The Graduate Diploma in Cancer Nursing is an academic and clinically based programme designed for students who wish to deepen and broaden their knowledge and expertise in cancer care in order to provide safe, effective and holistic care to people with cancer. Read more

The  MSc Nursing (Clinical Practice)  programme helps you to develop valuable knowledge and skills in the areas of clinical leadership and practical… Read more

The MSc in End-of-Life Healthcare Ethics is a unique ground-breaking multidisciplinary course that will enable you to identify, research and critically evaluate the ethical, professional, legal and philosophical underpinnings of end-of-life decisions and care in hospital and healthcare settings. Read more