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info@mvshettycolleges.edu.in
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nursing@mvshettycolleges.edu.in
Kavoor Rd, Vidya Nagar,
Mangaluru – 575013
Dr. M V Shetty College of Nursing started offering master degree in nursing since 1992. The programme prepares nurses for leadership positions in Nursing as specialist nurse practitioners, consultants, educators, administrators and investigators in wide variety of professional setting in meeting the changing needs of the society.
The program prepares nursing graduates to be professionally equipped, creative, self-directed and socially motivated to effectively deal with day-to-day problems within the existing constraints and act as an agent of social change.
On Completion of the two years M. Sc Nursing programme, the graduate will be able to :
Six students in each of the following specialties. Total: 30 per year(1 each in government quota)
2 Years
Masters
MVS
4
Full Time
A candidate seeking admission to the M.Sc. Nursing course should have:
The selection of the candidates would be based on the merit of the Entrance examination held by University or competent authority.
S.No | Semester/Year | Course/Subject Title |
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1 | 1st Year | Nursing education |
Advance nursing practice | ||
Nursing Research and statistics
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2 | 2nd Year | Nursing Management |
Nursing Research(Dissertation)
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Following Original Certificates should be submitted at the time of Admission with one set of attested copy Attested copies.
Pedagogy for M.Sc. Nursing programs is designed to nurture advanced nursing professionals with a profound understanding of healthcare theory, practice, research, and leadership. These postgraduate programs aim to produce nurse specialists, educators, administrators, and researchers who can make substantial contributions to the field of nursing and healthcare.
The pedagogical approach in M.Sc. Nursing programs revolves around a comprehensive curriculum that delves deep into specialized areas, such as medical-surgical nursing, pediatric nursing, psychiatric nursing, or community health nursing. The curriculum emphasizes evidence-based practice, research methodology, and advanced clinical skills.
Students engage in rigorous coursework, including advanced nursing theories, healthcare informatics, healthcare policy and management, and nursing education principles. Critical thinking and problem-solving are honed through case studies, research projects, and practical clinical experiences.
Clinical training remains a significant component, providing opportunities for students to apply advanced nursing concepts in diverse healthcare settings. Students also engage in research activities, contributing to the body of nursing knowledge.
Collaborative learning, interdisciplinary interactions, and technology integration are vital components of the pedagogy. Graduates of M.Sc. Nursing programs emerge as leaders, equipped to excel in roles such as nurse educators, clinical specialists, nursing administrators, and researchers, thus making a profound impact on healthcare delivery, education, and policy development.