Master in Nursing Team Management
- Feb 23
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This Master study program is a 100% research-based academic pathway designed for nursing professionals and healthcare leaders who seek to strengthen their expertise in managing clinical teams, improving patient outcomes, and advancing organizational performance in healthcare environments. Positioned at a study level equal to EQF Level 7 and aligned with the Second Cycle of the European Higher Education Area, the program emphasizes analytical leadership, evidence-based management, and strategic decision-making in nursing contexts.
With an academic workload equivalent to 60 ECTS, the program can be completed within a minimum of 12 months, while offering flexibility for participants who wish to extend their study period according to professional and personal commitments. This structure supports working nurses, clinical supervisors, healthcare coordinators, and hospital administrators aiming to enhance their research capabilities alongside leadership competencies.
The curriculum consists of five core modules, structured to combine research excellence with healthcare management specialization:
Two research-focused modules, concentrating on advanced research methodologies, healthcare data analysis, quality improvement frameworks, evidence-based practice evaluation, and academic writing.
Two general academic modules, strengthening strategic management, organizational governance, healthcare policy awareness, ethical leadership, and interdisciplinary collaboration within medical institutions.
One specialized module in Nursing Team Management, focusing on workforce planning, clinical leadership, patient safety systems, healthcare quality assurance, communication within multidisciplinary teams, performance evaluation, and change management in clinical settings.
The program culminates in comprehensive thesis and research activities, enabling participants to produce original research addressing real-world challenges in nursing leadership, healthcare workforce optimization, patient-centered care models, and institutional effectiveness.
The Master in Nursing Team Management prepares professionals to operate in supervisory, managerial, and policy-support roles across hospitals, healthcare organizations, long-term care facilities, and public health institutions. Graduates develop the capacity to lead nursing teams strategically, implement quality-driven initiatives, and foster collaborative healthcare environments grounded in research and continuous improvement.





