M.Sc. Nursing – 1st Year Overview
The first year of M.Sc. Nursing emphasizes advanced theoretical and clinical training across specialized areas of nursing. It is structured to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and critical thinking required for leadership roles in healthcare, education, and research. Key subjects covered include:
- Nursing Education – Teaching methods, curriculum planning, educational technology, and student evaluation strategies.

- Advanced Nursing Practice – Advanced clinical concepts, evidence-based care, ethical practice, and decision-making models.

- Nursing Research and Statistics – Fundamentals of nursing research, data analysis, and application of findings to practice.

- Medical-Surgical Nursing – Management of adult patients with complex medical and surgical conditions.

- Obstetric and Gynecological Nursing – Care of women through pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum, and reproductive health.

- Child Health Nursing – Pediatric nursing care from infancy to adolescence, including developmental and clinical issues.

- Community Health Nursing – I – Public health systems, epidemiology, preventive care, and community-based interventions.

- Mental Health Nursing – Psychiatric assessment, therapeutic communication, and management of mental health disorders.