MA Nursing (Adult)

Course overview

MA Nursing (Adult) at the University of Salford is a two-year full-time pre-registration programme combining 50% theory and 50% clinical practice. It prepares students for NMC registration as an adult nurse through simulation-based learning, hospital and community placements, and development of professional, clinical and leadership skills. The course is delivered at Frederick Road campus and has a January 2027 intake.

Course details

Degree level

Master's

Subject

Nursing

Duration

2 years

Intake

January 2027

Tuition fee

£17,520 / yearUniversity fee information (opens in a new tab)

Initial deposit

5500 GBP

City

Salford

Country

England

Campus

Frederick Road

About this information

The details on this page have not yet been checked against the official course page by our team. Fees, intakes and requirements can change, so always confirm them on the official course page before you apply.

English Language Requirements

Main English Requirements

Alternative English Requirements

Only the tests listed here are shown as accepted for this course.

Entry requirements

For applicants from Pakistan

• University of Salford Pakistan requirements: four-year Bachelor's degree with GPA 2.5/4.0 or 55%; or three-year Bachelor's degree (with honours) with GPA 3.0/4.0 or 75%; or two-year Bachelor's degree plus two-year Master's degree with GPA 2.7/4.0 or 60%. Individual programme requirements may differ.

Scholarships & discounts

Global Gold Excellence Scholarship: £3,000 for eligible postgraduate applicants on eligible full-time Master's programmes; first-class degree and offer conditions apply.

Pre-CAS interview

Required

Yes — a Pre-CAS / credibility interview is part of the process

Stage

After the initial deposit is paid

Format

Live interview

Deposit

£5,500

Course modules

• Exploring Adult Field Specific Care Needs, Exploring Evidence-based Interventions in Nursing, Establishing Integrated Nursing Practice, Being a Judicious, Contemporary and Autonomous Adult Practitioner, and Consolidation of Integrated Nursing Practice