Programme Highlights:
Expected Duration
1 year
Fees
Local: HK$173,000
Non-local: HK$188,000
Non-local: HK$188,000
Message from Faculty:
Subject to the University's approval
*A ‘non-local’ student is a person entering Hong Kong for the purpose of education with a student visa/entry permit issued by the Director of Immigration. 
Expected Programme Start Date
September 2027
Application Deadline
Round 1:
12:00 noon (GMT +8), January 15, 2027Round 2:
12:00 noon (GMT +8), March 08, 2027
12:00 noon (GMT +8), January 15, 2027Round 2:
12:00 noon (GMT +8), March 08, 2027
Description
Full Time (one year)
Expected Duration
2 years
Fees
Local: HK$173,000
Non-local: HK$188,000
Non-local: HK$188,000
Message from Faculty:
Subject to the University's approval
*A ‘non-local’ student is a person entering Hong Kong for the purpose of education with a student visa/entry permit issued by the Director of Immigration.
Expected Programme Start Date
September 2027
Application Deadline
Round 1:
12:00 noon (GMT +8), January 15, 2027Round 2:
12:00 noon (GMT +8), March 08, 2027
12:00 noon (GMT +8), January 15, 2027Round 2:
12:00 noon (GMT +8), March 08, 2027
Description
Part Time (two years)
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Overview
The Master of Nursing (MNurs) Programme aims to equip registered nurses with advanced clinical, leadership and research competencies to address complex healthcare challenges. We offer a comprehensive range of clinical, primary healthcare and management study tracks enabling students to develop expertise in their chosen specialty areas. These study tracks align with priority areas in nursing specialisation locally and globally. In addition, the MNurs Programme is a quotation qualification and recognised by the Nursing Council of Hong Kong as a clinical master programmes under the "Voluntary Scheme on Advanced and Specialised Nursing Practice".
The curriculum consists of 2 core courses, 1 concentration course, 3 specialty courses, 3 elective courses and a capstone experience which includes a Translational Nursing Research course and a Dissertation or Clinical Research Project.
Upon completion of the programme, graduates are able to:
The curriculum consists of 2 core courses, 1 concentration course, 3 specialty courses, 3 elective courses and a capstone experience which includes a Translational Nursing Research course and a Dissertation or Clinical Research Project.
Upon completion of the programme, graduates are able to:
- apply competently the advanced knowledge and skills in order to promote a culture of professional excellence in nursing practice and lead dynamic changes to nursing practice;
- contribute to the advancement of nursing knowledge and practice through research and evidence-based practice;
- adhere to personal and professional ethics in health care and advanced nursing practice through critical thinking, reflective practice and lifelong learning;
- generate innovative solutions for complex health care challenges to achieve optimal outcomes;
- lead, collaborate and coordinate inter-disciplinary team work and communicate with key stakeholders effectively and professionally; and
- demonstrate leadership in advanced nursing practice in a chosen specialty.
Entrance Requirements
To be eligible for admission to the curriculum leading to the degree of Master of Nursing, candidates shall:
a. comply with the General Regulations;
b. comply with the Regulations for Taught Postgraduate Curricula;
c. be a Registered Nurse holding a Bachelor's degree in nursing from this University, or from another university, or comparable institution accepted for this purpose; and
d. satisfy the examiners in a qualifying examination if required.
a. comply with the General Regulations;
b. comply with the Regulations for Taught Postgraduate Curricula;
c. be a Registered Nurse holding a Bachelor's degree in nursing from this University, or from another university, or comparable institution accepted for this purpose; and
d. satisfy the examiners in a qualifying examination if required.
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Regulations & Syllabuses
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Faculty
LKS Faculty of Medicine
The University of Hong Kong's Medical Faculty is the oldest faculty in tertiary-education in Hong Kong. Its origins go back to 1887, when the Hong Kong College of Medicine for Chinese was founded by the London Missionary Society. Besides training doctors and nurses, the Faculty has always been at the forefront of medical research and development of new clinical services for the benefit of humankind.
The Medical Faculty is the largest in the University, hosting a community of over 5,000 students and professoriate staff. It is one of the most technologically advanced medical institutions in the region.
The Faculty is committed to serving the lifelong-learning needs of the community. Its departments have dedicated efforts in developing high-quality taught postgraduate programmes, and have on-going dialogues with target groups including clinicians, nurses, healthcare professionals and biomedical graduates to explore their interests and needs for professional developments.
The Faculty offers 8 full-time undergraduate programmes, 5 research postgraduate programmes and 16 taught doctors/masters and postgraduate diploma programmes. Further details can be found at:
The Medical Faculty is the largest in the University, hosting a community of over 5,000 students and professoriate staff. It is one of the most technologically advanced medical institutions in the region.
The Faculty is committed to serving the lifelong-learning needs of the community. Its departments have dedicated efforts in developing high-quality taught postgraduate programmes, and have on-going dialogues with target groups including clinicians, nurses, healthcare professionals and biomedical graduates to explore their interests and needs for professional developments.
The Faculty offers 8 full-time undergraduate programmes, 5 research postgraduate programmes and 16 taught doctors/masters and postgraduate diploma programmes. Further details can be found at:
Faculty Website
Contacts
If you have any inquiries regarding the programme or faculty, please do not hesitate to reach out to us using the contact methods provided below:
Programme Admissions Advisor(s)
Professor Mandy Ho, Programme Director
3917 6973
Mr Anthony Chan, Associate Programme Director
3917 6628
