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Sir /Madam, i have completed my bsc nursing. Now i want to do higher education so whether I can do msc dietetics. Which is best msc nursing or msc dietetics as carrier opportunity. Based up on my bsc nursing whether I can join msc dietetics. As a female which is best for me. Please help me

yes you can do msc in dietetics ,and there is a good career in this field

yes, i have a question about this field.is it benificial by ecnomicaly? after doing b.sc what kind of job that can we do?

i am in 10th class in punjab board school . i want ti do medical .what is the best for my career to go to canada . i am a girl , what is good scope .plz help me

Respected sir/madam...i m Persuing B.sc Male Nrsing from Global college of nursing...Please suggest meafter my completeion of my course what should I do?Whether i go to Canada for M.sc or should i do intership from U.S.A...or should I join any job any were....please mail me on [email protected]

what good job i can do after BSc nursing with high salary

I am the undergraduate student in Bsc. nursing,
so I want to do my higher education in Biochemistry or physiology, so can I do it? please help me... I am kindly request u,,,,,,, help me

Can we do MBA in Hospital manegment after BSc nursing?

What is the best career option after B.sc nursing rather than clinical area?

WHAT CAN I CHOSE AFTER COMPLETING B.SC NURSING INSTEAD OF M.SC NURSING

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yes, i have a question about this field.is it benificial by ecnomicaly? after doing b.sc what kind of job that can we do?

you have a good opportunity .....you can do teaching or staffing by economically purpose if you financially strong you can join m.sc. corse because it helps in good salary in teaching or you can directly join staffing to take experience which will very helpful in economically in future........which will give you good money by not spending on PG corses

i wil complete my b.sc nsg on april 2014.after dat i want 2 jaoin m.sc in psychology.m.sc in psychology is a good option or notl?

M.Sc(N) is always best

ofcourse its good,Kuvempu university is offering MS in clinical psychology you can also try this.

after bsc nursing open clinic or not ?

Its not permitted to open a clinic after completion of B.Sc(N).You can do any alternative therapy course and practice independently

M.Sc(N) is always best.It has more scope than M.Sc(N).

M.Sc(N) has more job opportunity than M.Sc dietetics

No. can't open a clinic after B.Sc(n)

After compiliton of my bsc nursing can i do verious courses except the msc nursing.mba? Which course is i can do in distence? Impregnant now . How much fee i can pay for distance education? Can u tell about the distance colleges? Date of application.proces of applicatons?

After completing my BSc nursing,i want to do MHA (Master of Hospital Administration),what are the processes?, month of application? pls inform the detail to me

Can i do MA in psychology after bsc nursing,even my qualification is 12th before bsc nusing

I finished post basic bsc nursing. I want do higher dtudies expect msc nursing

I want to do b.sc (nursing) ,I am a male.is it suitable for male.and it is economically valuable or not

After bsc nursing i want to do MHA what r the process and how r the course please help me

after BSC nursing...I want to do hiehger studies ...which one best MSC nursing r master of public health... I am male

I'm studying bsc nursing. After completing bsc I want to do MBA. Is there any distance education to do hospital management in MBA

respected sir/madam, i have completed my b.sc nursing in Gujarat,India and i m willing to do my higher study in US so please guide me .... what types of exams r need and what is the procedure to come and study in US?

In which msc course is more scope and salary in abroad

After completing BSc Nursing, there are several options for pursuing higher studies to further advance your career and expand your knowledge in the field. Here are some common paths to consider:

Master's Degree (M.Sc Nursing): Pursuing a Master's degree in Nursing (M.Sc Nursing) is a popular choice for BSc Nursing graduates. It allows you to specialize in a specific area of nursing such as Medical-Surgical Nursing, Pediatric Nursing, Obstetrics and Gynecology Nursing, Psychiatric Nursing, Community Health Nursing, or Nursing Administration. M.Sc Nursing programs typically require a BSc Nursing degree and may have additional eligibility criteria, such as minimum academic requirements or clinical experience.

Postgraduate Diploma/Certificate Programs: These programs provide focused education in specialized areas of nursing. They are shorter in duration compared to Master's programs and can be a good option if you want to gain specialized knowledge and skills in a specific area of nursing practice or management.

Doctoral Degree (Ph.D. in Nursing): If you are interested in research, teaching, or pursuing leadership roles in nursing, you can consider a Ph.D. in Nursing. A Ph.D. program typically involves conducting original research in a specific area of nursing, leading to the development of new knowledge in the field.

Advanced Practice Nursing Programs: Advanced practice nursing programs, such as Nurse Practitioner (NP), Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS), or Nurse Anesthetist programs, provide advanced training and specialization in a particular area of clinical practice. These programs often require a Master's degree in Nursing as a prerequisite.

International Nursing Programs: Some countries offer specialized nursing programs for international students. These programs may provide opportunities to learn about nursing practices in different healthcare systems and gain international experience.

After completing BSc Nursing, there are several options to pursue higher studies and advance your career in the field of nursing.

Master's Degree (MSc Nursing): Pursuing a Master's degree in Nursing (MSc Nursing) allows you to specialize in a specific area of nursing and gain advanced knowledge and skills. MSc Nursing programs typically offer specializations such as Medical-Surgical Nursing, Pediatric Nursing, Obstetrics and Gynecology Nursing, Psychiatric Nursing, Community Health Nursing, or Nursing Education. These programs provide in-depth theoretical and practical training, research opportunities, and leadership development.

Postgraduate Diploma/Certificate Programs: These programs offer focused education in specialized areas of nursing practice or management. Postgraduate diploma or certificate programs are shorter in duration compared to master's degrees and can be beneficial if you want to enhance your knowledge and skills in a specific area, such as critical care nursing, palliative care, nursing administration, or healthcare management.

Advanced Practice Nursing Programs: Advanced practice nursing programs prepare you for advanced roles and responsibilities in clinical practice. These programs include specialized tracks such as Nurse Practitioner (NP), Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS), Nurse Anesthetist, or Nurse Midwifery. Advanced practice nursing programs provide advanced clinical training, allowing you to diagnose and treat patients, prescribe medications, and provide specialized care in specific healthcare settings.

Doctoral Degree (PhD in Nursing or DNP): If you have a strong interest in research, academia, or advanced leadership roles in nursing, you can consider pursuing a doctoral degree. A Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Nursing focuses on research and prepares you for research positions, teaching, and contributing to the advancement of nursing knowledge. Alternatively, a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree emphasizes advanced clinical practice and leadership in healthcare systems.