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The objective of the Master’s Program with Thesis in Internal Diseases Nursing is to educate expert nurses both nationally and internationally who view the individual as a holistic being, encompassing physiological, psychological, social, and spiritual dimensions. These nurses are trained to provide care guided by scientific knowledge and ethical principles, while employing evidence-based practices; they are equipped with strong research capabilities, a questioning mindset, and well-developed critical thinking skills.
Target of Department
The Master’s Program with Thesis in Internal Diseases Nursing aims to equip nurses who aspire to an academic career with the necessary knowledge and skills, thereby addressing the growing need for qualified faculty members a demand that has risen in tandem with the increasing number of undergraduate nursing programs.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Master’s Program in Medical Nursing (Thesis) can specialize in medical nursing and contribute to healthcare delivery, education, research, and management. The main areas of employment include:
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Clinical Nursing Services: Medical wards, intensive care units, coronary care units, dialysis centers, and healthcare units providing monitoring and treatment for chronic diseases.
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Specialized Nursing Practice: Nursing care focused on the management of diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, kidney diseases, oncological diseases, and other chronic conditions.
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Nursing Education: Academic careers and nursing education activities at university nursing departments, subject to relevant legislation and academic qualification requirements.
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Research and Scientific Studies: Research in medical nursing, chronic disease management, patient safety, patient and family education, symptom management, and evidence-based nursing practice.
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Healthcare Management and Quality Improvement: Nursing services, quality management, patient safety, and the development of care standards in hospitals.
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Patient Education and Counseling: Education and counseling for patients and their families on chronic disease management, treatment adherence, self-care, and health promotion.
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Community Health and Home Care Services: Monitoring individuals with chronic diseases, elderly care, home healthcare, and community-based health services.
Departments Allowing Horizontal Transfer
Students enrolled in Master’s degree programs with a thesis in Internal Diseases Nursing at other universities may apply for a lateral transfer to this program, provided they meet the relevant regulations and the requirements for lateral transfer.
Departments Allowing Vertical Transfer
There is no vertical transfer application for Master’s degree programs.