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Pre-Licensure Program
- Clinical Nurse Leader
For students with a baccalaureate degree in a non-nursing major, our
intensive 22-month program leads to a master's-level qualification and
is the ideal way to begin a nursing career.
Advanced Degree Programs
- Ph.D., Nursing
Designed to prepare nurse scholars for a lifetime of advanced research,
our flagship Ph.D. program is helping shape the next generation of
intellectual leadership in nursing.
- D.N.P., Doctor of Nursing Practice Program
The College of Nursing offers a 36-45 credit Doctor of Nursing Practice (D.N.P.) degree program for the student who has completed an M.S.N. with a major in Advanced Practice Nursing (A.P.N.) or Health Systems Administration (H.S.A.), or 72 credits for the post-B.S.N. applicant.
- M.S.N., Case Management/Health Administration
The graduate program in case management and health systems
administration provides an integrated approach that promotes effective,
collaborative utilization of clinical resources.
- M.S.N., Health Systems Administration
The Health Systems Administration program prepares graduates to assume
leadership positions in the integrated delivery systems that
characterize contemporary healthcare organizations.
- M.S.N., Adult Nurse Practitioner
Designed to prepare nurses to become adult nurse practitioners, this
45-credit four-semester program develops students’ skills in making
independent clinical judgments, forming collaborative clinical
relationships, providing advocacy for clients and evaluating quality of
care.
- M.S.N., Gerontological Nurse Practitioner
Designed to prepare nurses to become adult nurse practitioners, this
46-credit seven-semester program provides students with in-depth
knowledge of the aging process and helps them develop the clinical
skills necessary to address the specific health needs of older clients.
- M.S.N., Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Designed to prepare nurses to become pediatric nurse practitioners,
this 43-credit four-semester program develops students’ skills in
making independent clinical judgments, forming collaborative clinical
relationships, providing advocacy for clients and evaluating quality of
care.
- M.S.N., School Nursing
This program is designed for certified school nurses holding a
baccalaureate nursing degree, who can earn an M.S.N. in as few as 25
credits.
- M.A. in Nursing Education
This program prepares nurses who have already completed a master’s
degree in advanced practice for positions in nursing education
settings, including hospital-based nursing education departments,
community health nursing education departments and some higher
education programs.
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