The Master of Science in Nursing (M.Sc Nursing) is a two-year postgraduate course designed to provide advanced knowledge in nursing, clinical specialties, and applied sciences. The program prepares students to become expert nurse consultants in clinical practices, research, and education. The syllabus incorporates both theoretical and practical training to develop nursing professionals with the skills necessary for leadership roles in healthcare.
First Year Syllabus
Semester I:
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Nursing as a Profession
Introduction to the nursing profession and its scope in healthcare.
Genetics
Study of genetics and its implications in nursing.
Economic and Political Aspects
Understanding the economic and political factors in healthcare delivery.
Bio-Psycho Pathology
The study of the biological and psychological aspects of diseases.
Scope of Nursing Practice
Exploring various roles and duties in the nursing profession.
Philosophy and Theories of Training
Overview of educational theories and philosophies in nursing education.
Psychological Aspects of Human Relations
Examining the psychological factors in patient care.
Computer Applications
Introduction to healthcare technology and patient care systems.
Trends in Nursing and Current Practices
Study of evolving trends in the nursing profession.
Teaching: Learning Education
Basics of teaching and learning methods used in nursing education.
Instructional Media & A.V. Aids
Learning how to use instructional materials and audio-visual aids.
Development in Nursing Education
Trends and developments in nursing education programs.
Semester II:
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Research Approaches
Introduction to various research methodologies used in nursing.
Sampling and Data Collection
Techniques for sampling and data collection in nursing research.
Analysis and Interpretation of Data
Learning to analyze and interpret nursing research data.
Developing Research Proposals
How to write and develop research proposals in nursing.
Measures of Central Tendency & Variability
Understanding statistical concepts for nursing research.
Use of Computers in Data Analysis
Applying computer tools for data analysis in nursing research.
Clinical Nursing I
Practical nursing skills in various clinical settings.
Second Year Syllabus
Semester III:
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Introduction to Management
Basics of healthcare management and administration.
Organizational Behavior
Understanding the behavior of individuals and groups in healthcare settings.
Material Management
Learning about the management of medical supplies and equipment.
Nurse Manager Roles
Roles of a nurse manager in planning, organizing, and directing care.
Management Information System
Learning about healthcare management systems and their applications.
Legal and Ethics Issues in Nursing
Understanding the legal and ethical concerns in nursing practice.
Semester IV:
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Cardiological or CTVS Nursing
Specialized nursing care in cardiovascular and thoracic vascular surgery.
Critical Care Nursing
Advanced nursing care for critically ill patients.
Neurosciences Nursing
Focus on nursing care for patients with neurological disorders.
Oncological Nursing
Nursing care for cancer patients, including treatment and pain management.
Nephrological Nursing
Specialized nursing care for patients with kidney disorders.
Pediatric Nursing
Nursing care for children, from infancy through adolescence.
Psychiatric Nursing
Care for patients with mental health issues.
Community Health Nursing
Focus on nursing in public health and community settings.
Obstetric and Gynaecological Nursing
Specialized care for women during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum.
