Duy Tan University offers a Master of Nursing International program designed for those seeking advanced knowledge and skills in the nursing field. This program aims to equip graduates with the expertise required for leadership and specialized roles within the healthcare sector. The curriculum focuses on contemporary nursing practices, research methodologies, and healthcare management, preparing students for diverse career opportunities both in Vietnam and internationally.
The Master of Nursing International program is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of advanced nursing principles and practices. While specific module details were not available, the program typically covers core areas within nursing and healthcare.
Graduates of the Master of Nursing International program are prepared for a range of advanced roles in healthcare. The skills and knowledge acquired enable career progression into leadership, specialized clinical practice, education, and research positions.
International applicants are assessed on a case-by-case basis. Specific English language proficiency scores may be required.
All fee-related information should be confirmed directly with Duy Tan University as it may be subject to change.
Duy Tan University's Technology & Engineering training has earned ABET Accreditation. Information regarding the accreditation specific to the Master of Nursing program was not provided.
You need a Bachelor's degree in Nursing or a related field. English language proficiency is also required, though a specific IELTS score is not detailed.
The application process involves consulting with the university, preparing documents like transcripts and degree certificates, submitting your application, and then proceeding with fee payments and visa applications.
Specific tuition fees for international students were not detailed and may be subject to change. Please contact Duy Tan University directly for the most current fee information.
Graduates can pursue roles such as Nurse Manager, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Nurse Educator, Healthcare Administrator, or Nursing Researcher.
Scholarships for overseas study programs were announced in 2017, with three full scholarships available. You need to confirm the availability for current programs with the university.