Doctor of Nursing
The Doctor of Nursing is a 4 year coursework and dissertation based program offered via the distance and open learning mode. The program is for nurses to pursue their career pathway in clinical, education and research, while honing their critical and analytical thinking and decision making skills.
This terminal degree for nurses will prepare them for their future challenging roles in healthcare delivery. The program admits registered nurses who already have a Master of Nursing and they will be the future nurse leaders, academicians and researchers, contributing to the efforts of the nation’s high income, knowledge based population.
Overview
INSTITUTION
MODE OF STUDY
Part-time
Online or Distance Learning
EDUCATION LEVEL
Postgraduate
CATEGORY
Other Postgraduate Programmes
Intakes and Duration
January
4 years
May
4 years
September
4 years
Fees
Processing Fee
RM50.00
Tuition Fee
RM43,260
Entry Requirements
1. Master of Nursing, Health Sciences, Healthcare or other related fields (MQF Level 7); or
2. Other qualifications equivalent to Master (MQF Level 7) as accepted by HEP Senate.
NOTE: Intake is subject to the approval of the Post-Graduate Committee of the Cluster.
2. Other qualifications equivalent to Master (MQF Level 7) as accepted by HEP Senate.
NOTE: Intake is subject to the approval of the Post-Graduate Committee of the Cluster.
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Subjects
Nursing
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