Study a Master's in Nursing
Did you know we're one of the UK's largest provider of nursing education programmes? If you study a master's in nursing with us, you'll build your skills in our world-class facilities, including our simulation suites and engage with our industry partners on placements.
For some of our programmes, you will need to be a qualified nurse in your home country, whilst for others you can start from another career with some experience in a health or social work setting.
Throughout our courses, you will be developing the skills you need to pass the exam required to register with the Nursing and Midwifery Council and get one step closer to becoming a registered nurse here in the UK.
Ready to take the next step?
MSc Nursing
This course equips you with the knowledge and skills to advance your career and develop an evidence-based, person-centered culture.
There are different pathways open to you, enabling you to enhance your personal, professional and academic development in one of the below fields which is most relevant to your career:
- Nursing (General)
- Nursing Education
- Nursing Research
Explore all of the pathways available with MSc Nursing.
MA Nursing (Adult)
Our MA Nursing (Adult) course is accredited by the Nursing and Midwifery Council and is a combination of theory and practical-based teaching, to help develop your nursing skills and take you closer to becoming a registered nurse in the UK. You do not need to be a qualified nurse in your home country to study this course.
MA Nursing (Mental Health)
Our MA Nursing (Mental Health) course is accredited by the Nursing and Midwifery Council and is a combination of theory and practical-based teaching, to help develop your mental health nursing skills and take you closer to becoming a registered nurse in the UK. You do not need to be a qualified nurse in your home country to study this course.
School of Health and Society
During some of our nursing courses, you will develop your skills using our state-of-the-art simulation suites. These mirror the look and feel of a real hospital to enable you to practice your learning in a safe and supportive environment.
We also have a number of clinical skills rooms that enhance students' learning from taking blood pressure, to giving CPR and more complicated procedures. Along with nursing skills rooms where you can practice in a ward situation, there are basic skills rooms for sessions such as moving and handling.
Why choose Salford?
Benefit from real-world learning opportunities and placements on our accredited nursing courses — put your learning into practice and gain invaluable experience.
Join 4,500 other international students on our vibrant global campus, with expert support services, a dedicated faith centre and opportunities to explore your passions.
Get up to £3,000 to help fund your studies. Plus pay your fees in 7 monthly instalments.
Got a question?
Whether you have a question about on of our courses or about life at Salford, get in touch and one of our supportive team will get back to you.