Clinical Nursing (for qualified nurses in Hong Kong) King's College London

Overview

The Clinical Nursing (for qualified nurses in Hong Kong) program at King's College London will support you in your path to become an expert clinical decision-maker, able to autonomously manage and lead healthcare practice.

Key Features

This Master’s course provides advanced study for those who hold a current registration as a nurse, either in the UK or an international healthcare setting.

The MSc Clinical Nursing course offers a flexible study pathway that builds on your existing clinical experience and skills, enabling you to lead and support the development and subsequent delivery of evidence-based practice. The course aims to support you as you progress towards more senior practitioner level and beyond and provides a framework within which you can acquire and demonstrate both generic transferable competencies and those specific to your area of practice. 

Whether you want to focus on a particular clinical field or develop a wider knowledge in different clinical pathways, this course is a great way to broaden your career prospects. Completing the course will help you to develop your existing skillset and deepen your knowledge of contemporary issues in healthcare both in the UK and internationally. It will also enable you to influence service delivery and effect change in your own area of clinical practice.

Employability

This course attracts a far reaching international and national cohort of nurses. With its focus this course gives you an in-depth knowledge to progress your nursing career.

Completing this rigorous course will you give you a competitive edge in the job market. With its practical approach you can apply your expertise immediately to your work environment. You will also have opportunities to network with professionals in your area from all over the world.

Most of our graduates go on to work in specialised and autonomous roles in clinical practice and research, including work in a variety of clinical care settings in hospitals and the community. 

Other areas of employment include educational roles in clinical and university settings, as well as roles in governmental departments developing policy and legislative initiatives. Some graduates choose to go on to follow MPhil/PhD pathways.