Program Overview

Master of Advanced Nursing Practice

Overview

The Master of Advanced Nursing Practice (MANP) at the University of Melbourne empowers experienced nurses to take on leadership roles, create innovative models of care, and drive positive change in nursing practice. As a clinically skilled and confident MANP graduate, you'll be ready to design, implement, and champion new approaches to care, all within the professional and legal frameworks of advanced nursing practice.

Who is the Master of Advanced Nursing Practice (MANP) for?

The MANP program is tailored for nurses seeking to deepen their expertise in a chosen specialty area and develop advanced competencies to take on leadership roles in clinical practice, education, or research.

Why study the Master of Advanced Nursing Practice?

The MANP program at the University of Melbourne offers a comprehensive and specialised pathway for registered nurses to advance their careers and make a significant impact on the nursing profession and healthcare delivery. You will have the opportunity to:

• Extend your existing nursing knowledge and develop specialised skills in your chosen area of practice during the first year, followed by a focus on advanced practice skills and knowledge in the second year
• Gain necessary competencies to take on clinical leadership roles in nursing and healthcare, enabling you to drive positive changes and improve patient outcomes
• Obtain a comprehensive understanding of relevant research literature related to your specialty field of Advanced Nursing Practice, empowering you to make evidence-based decisions and contribute to the advancement of nursing knowledge

Difference between Master of Nursing Practice and Master of Advanced Nursing Practice

Generally, these terms refer to the same degree, with universities and countries using different nomenclature. The University of Melbourne offers a Master of Advanced Nursing Practice.

Course Details

Course Code

• MC-ANP

Duration

• 1 year full time / 2 years part time

Location

• Mixed Attendance Mode (Parkville)

Intake

• February, July

Fees

• Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) available

Related Study Areas

• Health
• Health sciences
• Nursing
• Science

Course Structure and Overview

The Master of Advanced Nursing Practice is designed to advance your nursing career with specialised knowledge in advanced nursing practice. The program allows you to master evidence-based interventions and culturally competent practice, and develop leadership capabilities to drive innovation in healthcare.

Career Outcomes

As a graduate of the Master of Advanced Nursing Practice, you will be equipped to take on leadership roles in clinical practice, education, or research, and drive positive change in nursing practice. You will have the skills and knowledge to design, implement, and champion new approaches to care, all within the professional and legal frameworks of advanced nursing practice.