Master of Clinical Practice (Nursing)

The Master of Clinical Practice (Nursing) operates in collaboration with a range of clinical service providers in home, community and hospital settings. The qualification includes:

• theoretical health/nursing knowledge
• applied science
• clinical experiences.

The Master of Clinical Practice (Nursing) is similar to the Bachelor of Nursing. The main difference is that you will already have an undergraduate degree (as a minimum). You will also already know how to write and research at a tertiary level and can underpin scholarly arguments with evidence. The criteria for all registered nursing education qualifications is set by the Nursing Council of New Zealand. That is to ensure that all nursing students meet the requirements to become a registered nurse.

All students must meet university entrance requirements to be admitted to the University.

• Massey University entry requirements

This is a selected entry qualification. This means as well as applying you will need to provide additional material as part of your application. 

To enter the Master of Clinical Practice (Nursing) you will:

• have been awarded or qualified for a bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification with a grade average of B over the highest two levels of courses.

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