Child & Family Health & Wellbeing Master's Programme
Study child and family health and wellbeing part-time through a flexible blended learning format at Dublin City University.
Best for:Best for healthcare, social care, and education professionals seeking advanced part-time specialisation in child and family wellbeing.
Overview
Dublin City University offers a part-time Master's programme in Child & Family Health & Wellbeing designed for professionals passionate about supporting young people and households. Delivered through a blended format combining online sessions and on-campus blocks, the curriculum accommodates working schedules across the country. Students engage with specialist topics spanning healthcare, social care, education, and youth support. The programme equips graduates with advanced knowledge to improve outcomes in child and family services.
What you'll do
- Complete coursework across a structured two-year part-time schedule
- Participate in required on-campus teaching blocks and online evening seminars
- Engage with multidisciplinary perspectives on child, youth, and family support
- Complete independent research and assignments relevant to child and family health
Requirements
Degree required: NFQ Level 8 Honours Degree with a H2.1 or equivalent in a relevant discipline
Degree offered: Master's (Level 9 NFQ)
Language: English
Instruction: English
- Background in children's nursing, nursing disciplines, applied health, social care, education, or child and youth support work
- Ability to undertake postgraduate academic study and critical analysis
- Commitment to part-time blended learning attendance requirements
- Applicants must hold an NFQ Level 8 Honours Degree at H2.1 or equivalent in a cognate discipline
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Interested applicants should review entry requirements and contact the Programme Chair to discuss their specific background. Applications are submitted online through the university admissions portal.
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- Degree certificate
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