Massey’s Master of Clinical Practice (Nursing) is a vocationally focused qualification that is a postgraduate pathway to becoming a registered nurse. 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, and clinical experiences. You’ll learn from academics and professional clinicians who are highly experienced registered nurses. Their expertise in practice and research drives the development of relevant, up-to-date course content, teaching, and assessment of your work.

Keep in mind that this program is not offered as direct entry and requires completion of a pathway program. The tuition fee is estimated upon national currency and therefore, is subject to change. Moreover, it may also vary due to individual courses a student enrolls in. 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.