Minimum Credit Units

53

Core Coursework Requirements

Level 1:

course: Pathophysiology: Foundations for Nursing Practice (3)
course: Evidence Informed Health Assessment (3)
course: Beginning Writing and Research (1)
course: Behavioral Health Nursing Concepts and Practice (2)
course: Fundamental Nursing Concepts and Practice (4)

Level 2:

course: Intermediate Writing and Research (1)
course: Application of Adult Nursing Concepts I (4)
course: Application of Adult Nursing Concepts II (4)
course: Pharmacology and Nursing Practice (4)

Level 3:

course: Nursing Informatics From Concepts to Practice (2)
course: Nursing Research for Evidence Informed Practice (3)
course: Care of Special Populations (1)
course: Application of Obstetric and Pediatric Nursing (4)
course: Application of Complex Adult Medical-Surgical Care (5)

Level 4:

course: Nursing Leadership in Organizational Systems (3)
course: Population Health Nursing (4)
course: Nursing Transition to Practice (5)

Elective Coursework

None

Additional Requirements

Program content is provided through readings, face-to-face applied learning activities that include: clinical experiences, lecture, simulations, online modules and discussion, etc. Some course content will be application and involve face-to-face interaction (such as in your clinical management courses); other instruction will be online (such as your informatics and research courses). Students need to become comfortable with accessing information and taking tests online, as these skills will be required in their future profession. Each course provides the student with the knowledge and skills needed to pass the Registered Nurse licensure exam and become a master’s prepared registered nurse in 15 months.

Student Handbook

Please refer to the Graduate Student Handbook for students who are pursuing this program of study.

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