BSc (Hons) Nursing (Top-Up)
The BSc (Hons) Nursing (Top-Up) programme offered by the University of Technology, Mauritius (UTM) is specifically designed for registered nurses seeking to upgrade their qualifications and advance their careers. It is tailored to address the increasing demand for highly skilled nurses in healthcare systems, particularly in Mauritius. This programme equips students with advanced knowledge, technical proficiency, and practical competencies to deliver high-quality, patient-centred care. By integrating international nursing frameworks and addressing local healthcare needs, the curriculum supports professional growth and prepares students for leadership and specialized roles in nursing.
- Recognised by the Mauritius Nursing Council & Accredited by the Higher Education Commission of Mauritius.
- Awarding Body: University of Technology, Mauritius.
Career Prospects
- Enhance your career prospects in both public and private healthcare sectors.
- Gain advanced skills in critical care, chronic disease management, and leadership.
- Learn from experienced faculty and benefit from a curriculum aligned with international standards.
- Flexible learning modes to balance work, study, and personal commitments.
Objectives
Bridge the gap in nursing qualifications, providing continuous professional development for diploma-holding nurses.
Equip students with advanced clinical, leadership, and decision-making skills to meet the evolving needs of modern healthcare systems.
Foster expertise in specialized areas such as geriatric nursing, critical care, and chronic disease management.
Promote research and evidence-based practice to enhance patient outcomes and healthcare innovation.
Requirements
- • Hold a National Diploma in General Nursing from a recognised Institution
- • Applicants should be a qualified registered nurse (valid PIN) with the Nursing Council of Mauritius
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Curriculum
9 Lessons 1 year (FT) / 1.5 years (PT)
Year 1 – Semester 1
Advanced Nursing Practices
Legal and Ethical Dimensions in Healthcare
Research Methods for Health Sciences
Public Health Communication and Health Promotion
Year 1 – Semester 2
Free
