Doctorate in Nursing Management (Adult)
- Feb 23
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This doctorate study program is designed for senior nursing professionals, healthcare executives, and academic leaders who seek to advance research, policy development, and strategic leadership specifically within adult nursing services. Positioned at a study level equal to EQF Level 8 and aligned with the Third European Cycle, the program reflects the highest academic standards and advanced research expectations in the field of nursing management.
As a 100% research-based program, it prepares independent scholars capable of producing original contributions that shape adult healthcare systems and institutional leadership models. Participants critically explore advanced topics such as executive nursing leadership in adult care, healthcare governance, workforce strategy, chronic disease service management, quality assurance systems, patient safety leadership, and health policy implementation.
The academic structure consists of seven modules, designed to ensure methodological excellence and field-specific expertise:
Four research-focused modules developing advanced competencies in research philosophy, qualitative and quantitative methodologies, healthcare analytics, academic publishing, and scholarly writing at the highest level.
Two general modules strengthening strategic leadership, global healthcare management, institutional governance, and advanced policy analysis.
One specialized module in Adult Nursing Management addressing leadership of adult care services, management of chronic and complex conditions, interdisciplinary coordination, resource optimization, risk management, and sustainable healthcare system development.
The program culminates in a comprehensive thesis and structured research activities, enabling candidates to generate substantial and innovative insights that contribute to the advancement of adult nursing management and healthcare leadership.
With a minimum duration of 18 months and flexible study pathways, participants may extend their academic progression in accordance with their professional responsibilities and research scope. This doctorate study program is a strategic pathway for experienced professionals committed to influencing adult healthcare systems, strengthening evidence-based management, and shaping the future of nursing leadership at national and international levels.
