Nursing Semmelweis University

Overview

Programme Description

Master's level nurses completing the Nursing MSc. programme at Semmelweis University characterise the health status of the population, formulate problems, priorities and aims in public health. They conduct research and analyse technical literature, interpret the results of modern statistical methods, perform tasks of organisation and management related to the nursing process. They are able to perform human resource management tasks related to nursing. 

The first year covers the general aspects of the training: basic clinical knowledge, modern nursing interventions, clinical diagnostics and decision-making, as well as therapeutic knowledge, while the second year contains more specific disciplines like family medicine, community nursing, health care management, infant and pediatric nursing, dietotherapy. 

The Nursing MSc thesis is formally processed in the final year of the training. The thesis topic needs to be declared by the beginning of the second  semester at the latest. The training is finished by written, practical and oral Final Exams.

Career opportunities:

Primary Care Centre, Occupational Health Centre, Home Nursing Service, Nursing Homes, Hospice Care, or in the traditional places of specialized health care: Hospitals and Clinics.

Graduates of the Nursing MSc can continue their studies at Ph.D. level.

Accreditation

The Nursing MSc program meets international standards and the educational requirements of the Hungarian Accreditation Committee (MAB). The obtained Nursing MSc degree is subject to automatic recognition in the EU, so you can start working with it immediately after graduation. Outside of Europe, there may be specific rules for the recognition of qualifications.