28 Full-time Master's in Nursing in Ireland

This Acute Medicine degree delivered at University of Galway aims to meet the educational needs of nurses working in an acute medical unit (AMU, AMAU, MAU), short stay unit or equivalent which cares for patients with acute medical conditions.

The Medical and Surgical Nursing course delivered by the University College Cork recognises the need for specialist postgraduate education to assist general nurses in meeting the challenges of increased levels of patient acuity, along with ethical and patient-safety challenges in medical-surgical settings.

This Perioperative Nursing degree delivered by University of Galway blends advanced clinical knowledge with practical experience to prepare you for leadership roles in surgical and perioperative settings. You will develop expertise in patient assessment, surgical interventions, and evidence-based perioperative care. 

This one-year Nursing - Pre-Master's Programme from OnCampus Ireland at University of Limerick offers successful students guaranteed progression* to a range of partner universities.

This Nursing (Specialist Mental Health Nursing Practice) degree course offered by University College Cork is organised within the parameters of the five roles of the clinical nurse specialist and is underpinned by the principles and values of recovery.

The Masters in Clinical Education and its associated Diploma and Certificate delivered by University of Galway equip health professionals from all disciplines with the skills to become effective clinical educators, supervisors, and motivators of student learning.  These are delivered entirely online, making it possible for students in full time work, based in Ireland or abroad, to participate. 

This Nurse or Midwife Prescribing degree delivered by University College Cork will give you the theoretical and practical knowledge to be competent in medication management. This NFQ Level 8 Special Purpose Award complies with the statutory, professional and interdisciplinary framework for the development of expertise in the area of prescriptive authority.

The philosophy underpinning this course values the concept of positive ageing and the unique individual characteristics of the older person. The Nursing - Gerontological Nursing (Online) programme at University College Cork Online seeks to validate this through the development of expert gerontological nursing to meet the complex needs of older people in a variety of care settings.

The Adolescent Health at University of Galway, explores the unique challenges and opportunities that are faced by adolescents as they transition from childhood to adulthood, enhancing graduates working relationships with adolescents, increasing their understanding of the needs of this age group, and equipping them  with knowledge and skills that are uniquely required for working with adolescents. 

The Nursing (Non-EU Applicants) degree delivered by the University College Cork gives nurses from outside the European Union the opportunity to study in Ireland. A major objective of the programme is to enable students to further develop their undergraduate knowledge, skills, and attributes. 

The Public Health Nursing degree delivered by the University College Cork provides a world-class environment for cutting-edge research to prepare tomorrow’s nurses to shape and advance health care practices through research and education.

The Emergency Care degree delivered by University of Galway prepares registered nurses to excel in the fast-paced world of emergency care through a dynamic blend of online learning, expert-led workshops, interprofessional high-fidelity simulation, and clinical practice- sharpening knowledge, skills, and critical thinking to deliver expert emergency nursing care. 

This Nursing (Intensive Care Nursing) degree course delivered by University College Cork will inform Intensive Care nurses with the knowledge required to competently address the needs of the patient and the family, improve standards of care, maintain patient safety, engage in interdisciplinary collaboration and develop healthy work environments.

The Nursing in Leadership and Quality Healthcare programme at the Technological University of the Shannon is aimed at graduate nurses who wish to advance their academic and professional development.

The Children's Palliative Care - Complex Care degree offered at University of Galway is facilitated by both the teaching teams at NUI Galway and UCD. The programme designed for Registered Nurses working with children and adolescents with complex or life limiting conditions.

The Masters in Interventional Cardiovascular Medicine offered by University of Galway is an attractive course for both clinical and non-clinical professionals in the medical, biomedical engineering and medical device development industry. 

This Nursing (Oncology) degree course from University College Cork is offered in a blended learning format (part-online and part-attendance at workshops/tutorials) and is designed to meet the needs of nurses working in oncology settings who wish to undergo a specialist oncology course.

This Intensive Care degree delivered by University of Galway offers registered nurses a specialist qualification in intensive care nursing through a flexible, blended learning format.

The Public Health Nursing degree delivered at University of Galway is for registered nurses who wish to pursue a career in public health nursing. It provides supportive, interactive and engaging learning to develop the skills and knowledge required to register and practice as a Public Health Nurse.

The taught MSc in Regenerative Medicine degree delivered by University of Galway is an exciting emerging discipline, which aims to develop novel therapeutics to repair and regenerate damaged and diseased organs.