About Course
The Master of Science (Nursing) program at IIMT University is a postgraduate program for nursing graduates who want to specialize in a specific area of nursing. The program offers five specializations: Paediatric Nursing, Medical-Surgical Nursing, Obstetrics and Gynecological Nursing, Community Health Nursing, and Psychiatric Nursing. The program provides advanced education and training in nursing and healthcare, with a focus on research, education, and advanced nursing practice.
Eligibility Criteria & Duration
Fee Structure
| Academic | Year | Tution Fee | Book Bank | NPTEL | Examination | Fee Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MASTERS OF SCIENCE (NURSING) | 2 years | 115000 | 6000 | Annual Pattern | 137500 |
Highlight
Some of the key highlights of the Master of Science (Nursing) program at IIMT University include:
- Specializations in five different areas of nursing, allowing students to develop expertise in a specific area of their choice.
- A focus on advanced education and training in nursing and healthcare, including research, education, and advanced nursing practice.
- Experienced and qualified faculty members who provide mentorship and guidance to students throughout the program.
- Practical training opportunities in a variety of healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, and community health centers.
- Emphasis on developing critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills, which are essential for success in the nursing profession.
- Access to the latest tools and technologies used in the nursing profession, including simulation labs and advanced medical equipment.
- Opportunities for professional development and networking, including participation in nursing conferences and workshops.
Career Prospects
The Master of Science (Nursing) program at IIMT University prepares graduates for a wide range of career opportunities in nursing and healthcare. Graduates can work as:
- Advanced practice nurses in their area of specialization, providing direct patient care and managing complex health problems.
- Nurse educators, teaching nursing students and new nurses in academic and clinical settings.
- Nurse researchers, conducting research on nursing and healthcare topics to advance the field of nursing and improve patient outcomes.
- Healthcare administrators, managing healthcare facilities and programs to improve access to quality healthcare services.
- Policy makers and advocates, working to improve healthcare policies and regulations to promote better health outcomes for the population.
- Consultants, providing expert advice and guidance on nursing and healthcare issues to healthcare organizations, government agencies, and other stakeholders.
- Graduates may also choose to pursue further education and training, including doctoral degrees in nursing or related fields.