Doctorate in Nursing Team Management
- Feb 23
- 2 min read
This doctorate study program is a fully research-based academic pathway designed for senior nursing professionals, healthcare executives, and academic researchers who seek to generate original knowledge and drive strategic transformation in nursing leadership and healthcare management. Positioned at a study level equal to EQF Level 8 and aligned with the Third Cycle of the European Higher Education Area, the program emphasizes independent scholarship, advanced analytical competence, and high-level contribution to clinical leadership and healthcare systems.
With a minimum duration of 18 months, the program offers flexibility for candidates to extend their research timeline in accordance with professional responsibilities and the scope of their academic investigation. It is particularly suited for experienced nurse managers, hospital administrators, policy advisors, and healthcare consultants aiming to integrate research excellence with executive-level leadership.
The academic structure consists of seven modules, ensuring both methodological rigor and sector-specific depth:
Four research-intensive modules focusing on advanced research design, healthcare data analytics, workforce modeling, quality improvement science, patient safety research, and scholarly publication strategies.
Two general academic modules strengthening strategic governance, healthcare policy analysis, ethical leadership, interdisciplinary collaboration, and institutional innovation within complex medical environments.
One specialized module in Nursing Team Management, addressing clinical leadership frameworks, staffing strategy, performance evaluation systems, change management, healthcare quality assurance, communication dynamics within multidisciplinary teams, and evidence-based organizational development.
The program culminates in comprehensive thesis and research activities, enabling candidates to produce original scholarly work that advances theoretical understanding and practical solutions in nursing workforce optimization, patient-centered care models, and institutional effectiveness.
The Doctorate in Nursing Team Management cultivates strategic insight, evidence-based decision-making, and transformative leadership capacity. Graduates are positioned to operate at the highest executive, advisory, research, and policy levels within hospitals, healthcare networks, academic institutions, and regulatory bodies shaping the future of nursing leadership and healthcare delivery systems.


