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University of Chester, MSc, Health and Social Care (Advanced Practice)

University of Chester
 United Kingdom

Entry requirements

Registration on the appropriate part of the professional register; a minimum of 2 years' post-registration experience; degree in nursing or in a health-related field; support from the employer; candidates who do not possess the full 2 years' experience in the specialist area may be admitted using the following criteria: support from sponsoring organisation/employer; evidence of practice in a closely related area of specialism.

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Chester is a modern and contemporary city, rich in history and culture. One of eight world-famous British Heritage cities, Chester welcomes over eight million tourists each year with a wide variety of attractions. Ideally placed in the North West of England, it is less than an hour from Manchester and Liverpool, just a two-hour direct train journey to London and close to both the beautiful Welsh coast and mountains. The ancient Roman walls still surround Chester’s city centre, which along with the renowned Cathedral, Eastgate Clock, and Roman Amphitheatre, demonstrate its 2000-year-old heritage.

  • Second most student-friendly city in the UK (The Sun 2019)
  • Top ten city in the UK (The Telegraph 2018)
  • Safest city-based University in North West England (The Complete University Guide 2018)