According to HKU School of Nursing, the MNurs is a taught postgraduate programme for nurse graduates aimed at developing **advanced practice nursing** aligned with rapid changes in Hong Kong’s health care system. Students select a study track within two concentrations (Population Health and Health Care Management; Advanced Clinical Practice). The curriculum includes 2 core courses, 1 concentration course, 3 specialty courses, 3 electives related to advanced nursing practice and/or clinical components of the selected specialty, plus a capstone experience comprising Translational Nursing Research and either a Dissertation or a Clinical Research Project, to build competencies in evidence-based practice and translation of scientific evidence to improve care quality. The programme is recognised by the Nursing Council of Hong Kong under the Voluntary Scheme on Advanced and Specialised Nursing Practice as a local clinical master programme (subject to specialty proof for MNurs).