2020-2021 Graduate/Doctorate Catalog w/ Sept Addendum 
    
    Dec 12, 2024  
2020-2021 Graduate/Doctorate Catalog w/ Sept Addendum [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Nursing


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The 36-semester hour Master of Science degree in Nursing consists of advanced training in evidence-based practices, quality improvement, process improvement, and best practices in nursing education. The program is designed to support improvements and innovations in nursing for the current American healthcare system. Course offerings in this program will give students a broad understanding of diverse topics in current trends in nursing. These include the promotion of evidence-based practice, the strengthening of interprofessional communication, and an overall mindset of professional development. 

Additional Requirements for Admission to the MS in Nursing

The following are requirements in addition to those that are part of the general graduate admissions requirements:

  • Completion of a bachelor’s degree in Nursing
  • Two Letters of Recommendation

Program Goals

A successful student of the program gains the following skills (vary according to the degree/concentration taken):

  • Demonstrate Collaboratory practice expected of all healthcare professionals
  • Produce a life-long learning plan specific to career advancement and maintaining credentials
  • Utilize evidence-based research to guide healthcare clinical and operation decisions
  • Design and evaluate frameworks required to implement healthcare initiatives
  • Adhere to regulatory practices associated with the healthcare industry

Programs

    Master of Science

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