The Master in Health Sciences (Oncology and Haematology) at the University of Galway is designed for registered general nurses seeking to specialise in the complex and rapidly evolving fields of cancer and blood disorders. This postgraduate degree equips you with advanced clinical competence and critical understanding of nursing management for patients with haematological conditions and cancer diagnoses. You will explore essential areas such as clinical governance, service improvement, and the crucial aspects of supporting patients living with and beyond cancer, preparing you for leadership roles in these vital specialities.
This full-time, on-campus Masters programme is structured over two years, offering a blended learning approach that includes intensive face-to-face workshops alongside essential clinical practice. You will gain invaluable hands-on experience, completing a minimum of 500 clinical hours in approved settings, and develop your research skills through a significant research dissertation in your second year. Upon completion, you will graduate with a Masters Degree, ready to advance your career in specialised oncology and haematology nursing practice, contributing expert care and driving service improvements within healthcare settings.