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MSc in Advanced Practice (Community Health Studies)

This is a specialist pathway of the MSc in Advanced Practice, providing students with a flexible route to pursue their specialist area. Course fee funding is available from NLIAH, for nurses currently working in the community in Wales, or those whose future roles will be in the community, for the core Fundamentals module and for additional modules in consultation with your manager and the pathway lead.


Entry Requirements

How to Apply


About the Programme:

Students will study Research Skills: Approaches, Designs & Methods and Fundamentals of Community Practice (Level 3) (compulsory), two other modules from the Optional Modules menu and one from the Dissertation Modules menu.

Compulsory Modules

Pathway Compulsory Module

This core module has been developed on an All Wales basis, supported by the Welsh Government (WG), to provide nurses with generic core knowledge and skills to work safely and effectively in a community setting. It is the foundation module for all Cardiff School of Nursing and Midwifery Studies community programmes.

Optional Modules

If a student wishes to undertake a module outside this list, this may be possible in agreement with the pathway manager and their line manager.

Dissertation Modules

Choose one module from the following menu:


Contact

For further details regarding the course please contact the pathway leader:

Ms Jo Sutton

Position:Lecturer: Primary Care and Public Health Nursing
Ms Jo Sutton
Telephone: +44 (0)29 2091 7835Extension: 7835