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MNurse (Adult)

Nursing

London£UK: £9,535 / Int: £17,000 / yearNext intake: September 2026

Course Overview

This postgraduate programme in Nursing is designed to equip you with the knowledge, skills and professional confidence needed to succeed in today's competitive job market. Delivered by experienced academics and industry professionals, you will combine theory with practical application from day one.

The course is available at our partner campuses in London, with part-time study options and multiple intake dates each year — making it accessible no matter where you are in your journey.

What You'll Study

The programme covers the core disciplines you need for a successful career in nursing. Modules are updated regularly to reflect industry developments and employer expectations.

  • Fundamentals of Nursing Practice & Patient Safety
  • Anatomy, Physiology & Applied Pathophysiology
  • Medicines Management & Pharmacology
  • Mental Health Nursing & Psychological Care
  • Adult & Children's Nursing Across the Lifespan
  • Evidence-Based Practice & Nursing Research
  • Leadership, Delegation & Team Management
  • Nursing Ethics, Law & Professional Standards (NMC)

Career Prospects & Salary

Nursing is a profession with outstanding job security and clear pay progression through NHS Agenda for Change bands. International nurses are in particularly high demand.

Registered Nurse (Band 5)£28,407 – £34,580
Senior Nurse / Sister (Band 6)£35,392 – £42,618
Ward Manager (Band 7)£43,742 – £50,056
Specialist Nurse Practitioner£43,742 – £57,349
Community Nurse£28,407 – £42,618
Mental Health Nurse£28,407 – £42,618
Theatre / ICU Nurse£35,392 – £50,056
Nurse Educator / Trainer£43,742 – £57,349

* Salary ranges are indicative averages for the UK market based on industry data. Actual salaries vary by experience, location and employer.

Entry Requirements

  • Undergraduate degree (2:2 or above) in a relevant discipline
  • English Language IELTS 6.5 or equivalent
  • Relevant professional work experience is an advantage
  • Personal statement and references required
UK-qualified applicants: Applicants who hold a prior UK-awarded qualification (typically a UK undergraduate degree at Level 6 or above) are exempt from the English language test requirement, in line with UKVI Student Route guidance. The partner institution may still conduct a short interview to assess academic motivation and programme suitability.

Not sure if you qualify?Talk to an advisor— we assess every application individually and can often find a pathway that works for you.

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