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Master of Science in Nursing – Emergency Care

Specialised master’s programme for registered nurses to advance expertise in high-stakes emergency care through simulation, clinical practice, and interprofessional learning.

Best for:Best for registered nurses with at least six months of emergency care experience who wish to specialise in high-acuity clinical environments and advance their careers through evidence-based practice.

University of Galway · Galway, Ireland
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Emergency nursing practiceCritical care simulationInterprofessional healthcare collaborationClinical decision-making in emergenciesHigh-fidelity medical training
This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
Deadline
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Funding
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1 year (full-time) or 2 years (if eligible for second year following Postgraduate Diploma)
Start date
Flexible (typically aligned with academic intake)
Full-time
Location
Galway
Ireland

Overview

This Master of Science in Nursing – Emergency Care at the University of Galway is designed for registered nurses seeking to deepen their skills in emergency healthcare. The programme combines online learning, hands-on workshops, high-fidelity simulations, and clinical placements to enhance critical thinking and clinical competence. Participants will engage in interprofessional collaboration to deliver expert emergency nursing care in fast-paced environments. The curriculum balances theoretical knowledge with practical experience, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for leadership roles in emergency care settings. Applicants must be practicing nurses with relevant clinical experience to qualify.

Emergency nursingClinical simulationInterprofessional educationCritical care trainingNursing specialisationHigh-fidelity medical scenariosClinical practice integrationEvidence-based emergency care

What you'll do

  • Develop advanced clinical skills in emergency care through hands-on workshops and simulations.
  • Engage in interprofessional learning to collaborate effectively with healthcare teams in high-pressure environments.
  • Apply critical thinking and evidence-based practice to deliver expert emergency nursing care.
  • Participate in clinical placements to gain real-world experience in emergency care settings.
  • Complete online learning modules to expand theoretical knowledge in emergency nursing.
  • Contribute to the advancement of emergency care through research-informed practice.

Requirements

Degree required: Honours Bachelor’s degree (NFQ Level 8) in nursing or a comparable qualification. Alternatively, successful completion of a Level 9 module within the previous two years for applicants without an honours degree.

Degree offered: Master of Science (MSc) in Nursing – Emergency Care

Language: English (proficiency at a level appropriate for academic study and clinical practice in Ireland)

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Registration as a nurse on the General Nurse division of the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI).
  • Minimum of six months’ post-registration clinical experience (excluding post-registration courses).
  • Current employment in emergency care with at least six months of clinical experience in this specialist area.
Eligibility
  • Must be a registered nurse on the General Nurse division of the NMBI register.
  • Must have six months’ post-registration clinical experience (excluding post-registration courses).
  • Must currently work in emergency care with six months’ clinical experience in this area.
  • Applicants without an honours degree must demonstrate completion of a Level 9 module within the previous two years.

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How to apply

Applicants must submit their application through the University of Galway’s official online portal. Required documents include a CV, proof of registration with NMBI, evidence of clinical experience, and academic transcripts. Additional materials may be requested based on individual eligibility.

Documents required
  • CV
  • Proof of registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI)
  • Evidence of clinical experience (e.g., employment verification)
  • Academic transcripts (honours degree or Level 9 module completion proof)
  • Statement of purpose or personal statement
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