Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Nursing

Course Overview

The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Nursing at MAHSA University is an advanced postgraduate research programme designed for qualified nursing professionals who wish to deepen their expertise, contribute to specialised nursing practice, and support the advancement of healthcare delivery.

As a research-based and multidisciplinary programme, the PhD in Nursing provides opportunities for students to expand their knowledge while contributing to the development of the nursing profession. The programme encourages students to explore advanced healthcare practices, collaborate across different disciplines, and contribute to meaningful improvements in patient and community care.

Throughout their studies, students will develop the ability to conduct research and generate new knowledge in areas such as anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology, nursing, and other related medical fields. The programme also supports the development of critical thinking, innovation, leadership, and research skills, enabling graduates to introduce new approaches, drive positive change, and contribute to the continuous development of nursing and healthcare.

Upon completion, graduates will be prepared to take on advanced professional, academic, research, and leadership roles within the nursing and healthcare sectors. They will be equipped to contribute to evidence-based healthcare practices and help improve the quality and accessibility of healthcare services for individuals, communities, and populations worldwide.

Entry Requirements

• A Master’s degree in Nursing or an equivalent qualification in a related field, with a minimum CGPA of 3.00.

Applicants with other qualifications equivalent to a Master’s degree should contact the university’s educational consultants or submit an application for an admission assessment.