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Programme overview
Main Subject
Nursing
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The Master in Nursing (by Research) programme at Sunway University is a research-intensive postgraduate programme designed to develop competent nurse researchers who contribute to the advancement of nursing knowledge and evidence-based practice. The programme emphasises rigorous scholarly inquiry and is designed for nurses seeking to address complex healthcare challenges through systematic and ethical research.
The programme is distinguished by its strong focus on contemporary issues in nursing, healthcare delivery, education, and health systems. Students are encouraged to engage critically with real-world problems that influence patient care, professional practice, service delivery, and health outcomes. Through structured and independent research, students generate evidence that informs practice improvement, innovation, and policy development across diverse healthcare contexts.
Under the close supervision of experienced academic staff, students undertake an independent research project within the discipline of nursing. Research may employ appropriate qualitative, quantitative, or mixed-methods designs, depending on the research question and feasibility of the study. Students are guided to select methodologies that are methodologically rigorous, ethically sound, and achievable within the scope and duration of a Master’s degree. Emphasis is placed on critical analysis, interpretation of findings, and adherence to ethical and scholarly standards throughout the research process.
To support research competency, students complete a research methodology module that strengthens skills in research design, data management, data analysis, and ethical research conduct. This integrated approach ensures strong methodological preparation alongside thesis development.
To fulfil the requirements for graduation, students must submit a dissertation based on original research and successfully pass the thesis examination. The programme also provides a clear progression pathway to doctoral studies, preparing graduates for advanced research, academic, leadership, and policy-oriented roles within the healthcare sector.
The programme is distinguished by its strong focus on contemporary issues in nursing, healthcare delivery, education, and health systems. Students are encouraged to engage critically with real-world problems that influence patient care, professional practice, service delivery, and health outcomes. Through structured and independent research, students generate evidence that informs practice improvement, innovation, and policy development across diverse healthcare contexts.
Under the close supervision of experienced academic staff, students undertake an independent research project within the discipline of nursing. Research may employ appropriate qualitative, quantitative, or mixed-methods designs, depending on the research question and feasibility of the study. Students are guided to select methodologies that are methodologically rigorous, ethically sound, and achievable within the scope and duration of a Master’s degree. Emphasis is placed on critical analysis, interpretation of findings, and adherence to ethical and scholarly standards throughout the research process.
To support research competency, students complete a research methodology module that strengthens skills in research design, data management, data analysis, and ethical research conduct. This integrated approach ensures strong methodological preparation alongside thesis development.
To fulfil the requirements for graduation, students must submit a dissertation based on original research and successfully pass the thesis examination. The programme also provides a clear progression pathway to doctoral studies, preparing graduates for advanced research, academic, leadership, and policy-oriented roles within the healthcare sector.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Nursing
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The Master in Nursing (by Research) programme at Sunway University is a research-intensive postgraduate programme designed to develop competent nurse researchers who contribute to the advancement of nursing knowledge and evidence-based practice. The programme emphasises rigorous scholarly inquiry and is designed for nurses seeking to address complex healthcare challenges through systematic and ethical research.
The programme is distinguished by its strong focus on contemporary issues in nursing, healthcare delivery, education, and health systems. Students are encouraged to engage critically with real-world problems that influence patient care, professional practice, service delivery, and health outcomes. Through structured and independent research, students generate evidence that informs practice improvement, innovation, and policy development across diverse healthcare contexts.
Under the close supervision of experienced academic staff, students undertake an independent research project within the discipline of nursing. Research may employ appropriate qualitative, quantitative, or mixed-methods designs, depending on the research question and feasibility of the study. Students are guided to select methodologies that are methodologically rigorous, ethically sound, and achievable within the scope and duration of a Master’s degree. Emphasis is placed on critical analysis, interpretation of findings, and adherence to ethical and scholarly standards throughout the research process.
To support research competency, students complete a research methodology module that strengthens skills in research design, data management, data analysis, and ethical research conduct. This integrated approach ensures strong methodological preparation alongside thesis development.
To fulfil the requirements for graduation, students must submit a dissertation based on original research and successfully pass the thesis examination. The programme also provides a clear progression pathway to doctoral studies, preparing graduates for advanced research, academic, leadership, and policy-oriented roles within the healthcare sector.
The programme is distinguished by its strong focus on contemporary issues in nursing, healthcare delivery, education, and health systems. Students are encouraged to engage critically with real-world problems that influence patient care, professional practice, service delivery, and health outcomes. Through structured and independent research, students generate evidence that informs practice improvement, innovation, and policy development across diverse healthcare contexts.
Under the close supervision of experienced academic staff, students undertake an independent research project within the discipline of nursing. Research may employ appropriate qualitative, quantitative, or mixed-methods designs, depending on the research question and feasibility of the study. Students are guided to select methodologies that are methodologically rigorous, ethically sound, and achievable within the scope and duration of a Master’s degree. Emphasis is placed on critical analysis, interpretation of findings, and adherence to ethical and scholarly standards throughout the research process.
To support research competency, students complete a research methodology module that strengthens skills in research design, data management, data analysis, and ethical research conduct. This integrated approach ensures strong methodological preparation alongside thesis development.
To fulfil the requirements for graduation, students must submit a dissertation based on original research and successfully pass the thesis examination. The programme also provides a clear progression pathway to doctoral studies, preparing graduates for advanced research, academic, leadership, and policy-oriented roles within the healthcare sector.
Admission Requirements
6+
Bachelor's in Nursing (Level 6 MQF, min. CGPA per Senate); IELTS 6.0; thesis + viva voce
2 Years
May
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