The Master’s in Nursing at Niigata University is a two‑year graduate programme offered through the Graduate School of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, designed to provide advanced professional education, research skills, and clinical leadership in nursing science. The programme aims to equip students with evidence‑based knowledge and practice that extends beyond basic nursing care to include advanced nursing research, healthcare management, community health, and specialised clinical fields. Students engage in research and coursework that emphasise critical thinking, theoretical foundations of nursing practice, and practical problem‑solving applied to diverse healthcare settings. Through seminars, practicums, and a master’s thesis, graduates are prepared to take on specialist roles in nursing practice, healthcare systems leadership, academic research, and contribute to improved health outcomes in clinical and community environments. The curriculum typically includes topics such as nursing theory, research methods, advanced clinical practice, health promotion, and leadership in care delivery — aiming to prepare professionals who can adapt to complex health needs and lead innovations in nursing practice.

NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements.
It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.