210 Master's degrees in Nursing in England, United Kingdom

The Nursing Practice (Mental Health) degree at Staffordshire University will prepare you to become part of a rewarding profession with care, compassion, communication, courage, competence, and commitment at its centre.

The MSc in Adult Nursing at The University of Manchester is a two-year full-time programme designed for those aiming to specialise in adult nursing. This course equips students with the essential theoretical and practical skills required for registration as a nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC).

The Advanced Veterinary Nursing (Oncology) PgC at Harper Adams University will allow nurses to advance their skills and understanding when nursing and providing palliative management for patients undergoing treatment for neoplasia.

This PGDip Mental Health Nursing course from University of Wolverhampton is ideal for existing nursing registrants who want to qualify and register with the NMC in a second field of nursing. 

The mental health crisis is one of the great challenges of our time. Study Nursing with Registration as a Mental Health Nurse at King's College London to become a competent and compassionate professional ready to improve the lives of a wide range of people.

The PGCert in Critical Care from UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) offers 60 credits at Level 7 for health care professionals (HCP) working in Intensive Care environments. Flexible modules, simulation-based learning and national 'STEP' competencies, prepare and support the role of the HCP in Intensive and Critical Care.

Adult Nursing at University of Wolverhampton is for graduates who, on successful completion, can gain a Master’s degree and become qualified Adult Nurses.

The Nursing Practice (Child) programme at Staffordshire University is a comprehensive postgraduate degree designed for dedicated healthcare professionals. This full-time course focuses on specialist paediatric care within a public study mode, equipping students with advanced clinical skills over its standard duration.

The Palliative Care course at King's College London will give you the skills to critically appraise research and evidence on palliative care, conduct high quality research, improve clinical practice and develop services across the world.

As a registered nurse or midwife from the NMC standards, you will graduate from the Specialist Community Public Health Nursing (School Nursing) (Part-Time) at Northumbria University post registration programme and you will build on existing nursing knowledge to advance evidence-based practice.