Specialist Practice - Renal (Master's)
Advance your clinical expertise and professional practice in renal nursing through this specialized Master's programme.
Best for:Best for registered nurses with clinical experience in renal care looking to formalize their expertise at the Master's level.
Overview
The Specialist Practice - Renal programme at Trinity College Dublin is designed for registered nurses seeking to deepen their knowledge and clinical proficiency within the renal specialty. This Master's-level course prepares practitioners to function effectively as specialist nurses in complex healthcare environments. Students will engage in both academic study and relevant clinical practice settings throughout the duration of the programme. The curriculum focuses on enhancing the practical skills and theoretical understanding required to provide high-quality care to renal patients.
What you'll do
- Engage in advanced academic study focused on renal nursing theory and practice.
- Participate in clinical practice settings relevant to the renal specialty for the duration of the programme.
- Develop and demonstrate advanced clinical skills required for specialist nursing roles.
- Complete all required academic assessments and clinical competencies.
- Adhere to professional standards and health service provider requirements.
Requirements
Degree required: Honours degree in nursing or a related discipline, or equivalent professional/academic qualification.
Degree offered: Master's
Language: English; Band B (Standard Entry) proficiency required.
Instruction: English
- Current registration on the appropriate nursing division of the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland Active Register.
- Minimum of two years post-registration clinical experience.
- Twelve months of clinical experience in the renal specialty within the last two years.
- Proficiency in English meeting the Band B (Standard Entry) requirement.
- Must be registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland.
- Must be engaged in relevant clinical practice settings in Ireland for the duration of the programme.
- Must undergo Garda Vetting.
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How to apply
Deadline: 2026-06-30
Applications should be submitted through the official Trinity College Dublin postgraduate course portal. Ensure all supporting documentation, including evidence of registration and clinical experience, is prepared according to the university's guidelines.
- Academic transcripts
- Evidence of professional registration
- Evidence of clinical experience
- English language proficiency evidence
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