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MSc in Advanced Practice Nursing

A specialized Master's programme designed to prepare experienced nurses for registration as Advanced Nurse Practitioners.

Best for:Best for experienced registered nurses in Ireland seeking to advance their clinical practice and obtain formal ANP registration.

Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland · Dublin, Ireland · R1 · First-stage researcher
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This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
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2 years
Start date
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Location
Dublin
Ireland

Overview

The MSc in Advanced Practice Nursing at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland is a specialized programme aimed at experienced nursing professionals. It provides the necessary academic and clinical training to enable graduates to register as Advanced Nurse Practitioners with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland. The curriculum is delivered in a hybrid format, combining theoretical learning with practical clinical application. Applicants are expected to be currently employed in the Irish healthcare sector and must secure formal support from their employer to participate.

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What you'll do

  • Engage in advanced clinical training to meet the standards for Advanced Nurse Practitioner registration.
  • Complete 100 ECTS credits through a hybrid delivery model.
  • Maintain active clinical employment within the Irish health service throughout the programme.
  • Collaborate with a designated medical practitioner or ANP mentor in a clinical setting.
  • Demonstrate ongoing professional development and clinical competency.

Requirements

Degree required: Honours primary degree in nursing or equivalent

Degree offered: MSc

Language: English; proficiency required as per RCSI postgraduate policy

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Active registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland
  • Minimum of three years' recent post-registration clinical experience
  • At least one year of full-time experience in the specific area of practice
  • Competent level of information technology literacy
  • Current employment in the Irish HSE or a private health service organization
Eligibility
  • Must hold an honours primary degree in nursing or equivalent
  • Must be currently employed as a nurse or midwife in Ireland
  • Must provide a signed Site Declaration Form from an employer
  • Must have a designated medical practitioner or ANP mentor

Funding & terms

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How to apply

Interested candidates should apply through the official RCSI online portal. Applicants must ensure they have all required documentation, including the Site Declaration Form, ready for submission.

Documents required
  • Academic transcripts
  • Site Declaration Form
  • Evidence of employer support
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School of Nursing and Midwifery
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
Ireland
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