Master in International Nursing Master of Science Program

Tuition comes to 3,165 USD per year.

The International Nursing Master of Science Program at National Taipei University of Nursing and Health Sciences, located in northern Taiwan, offers graduate-level training for registered nurses seeking to advance their clinical knowledge and professional scope. Nursing at the graduate level typically builds on undergraduate clinical training with more advanced study of subjects such as pathophysiology, pharmacology, evidence-based practice, and specialized areas of patient care, which might include adult, pediatric, critical care, or community health nursing depending on a student's chosen focus. Graduate nursing programs generally combine coursework with clinical practicum experience, allowing students to develop more advanced assessment, diagnostic reasoning, and care management skills than are typically taught at the undergraduate level. Many programs also address nursing leadership, healthcare systems, and research methods, preparing graduates to take on roles that involve supervising other nursing staff, improving care processes, or contributing to nursing research. Coursework often includes discussion of current issues in healthcare delivery, patient safety, and quality improvement, reflecting the broader responsibilities expected of nurses with graduate-level training. Applicants to this type of program typically hold an undergraduate nursing degree and often some prior clinical experience. Graduates with a master's degree in nursing pursue career paths that include advanced clinical nursing roles, nursing management and supervisory positions in hospitals and clinics, and roles in nursing education preparing the next generation of nurses. Others move into public health nursing, health policy, or research positions that draw on their advanced clinical and analytical training. The program is delivered through instruction in English, supporting international nursing students pursuing graduate study in northern Taiwan.